Welcome To My Store. Antique Painting Oil Canvas Circus Big Chromolithography Frame Wood Gilt 19th. The Small Circus, Big Chromolithography Of The XIXth Century. Dear Buyers & collectors, We are Pleased to offer you a Gorgeous Unique Vintage Beautiful. Very beautiful art work jewelry. Length: 90 cm and 110 cm with the frame. Height: 60 cm and 90 cm with the frame. The Small Circus Of Street ” big chromolithography of the XIXth century “. Important chromolithography stuck on canvas and dating the 2nd half of the XIXth century. A funny scene of genre” the arrest of the small itinerant circus” doubtless situated in Italy or Great Britain. Colors are still fresh and the group is framed by a big wooden frame and a stucco gilded with a light lack, look, please, at photos. Beautiful chromolithography very good state and stuck on canvas, no tears, a protective varnish in finish. Step into a captivating scene from the 19th century with “The Small Circus of Street, ” a magnificent chromolithography that offers a unique glimpse into a bygone era. Measuring 90 cm in length (110 cm with the frame) and 60 cm in height (90 cm with the frame), this artwork transports you to a world of charm and intrigue. This important chromolithography, skillfully adhered to canvas, hails from the latter half of the 19th century. The scene captures a delightful genre moment titled “The Arrest of the Small Itinerant Circus, ” likely situated in Italy or Great Britain. With meticulous attention to detail, the composition portrays the itinerant fairground people of that time, complete with their distinctive faces, animals, and engaging attitudes. The vibrant colors remain remarkably fresh, a testament to the longevity of the artistry. The group is elegantly framed by a large wooden frame, adorned with stucco gilding that exhibits a touch of patina, adding character to the piece. This beautiful chromolithography is in excellent condition, thoughtfully preserved on canvas without any tears. A protective varnish finishes the artwork, ensuring its lasting beauty. The ornamental scene captures the essence of a period characterized by itinerant fairground entertainers who strived to engage both audiences and collectors’ hearts. Step into history with “The Small Circus, Big Chromolithography of the XIXth Century, ” an artful window into an enchanting world that continues to captivate and delight. Whether showcased in a private collection, gallery, or public space, this piece brings the charm and spirit of the 19th century alive, inviting us to connect with an era that lives on through the power of art. In good condition as on the photos. They look just gorgeous! Condition exactly as on the photo, please exam photos for details. This is lovley item own or to give as specail gift. Please view all photos alone with reading this description. If thers is anything I need to clarify, feel free to ask questions. I have other antique and vintage items for sale at the moment and shall be listing other over the following few days, so please keep checking my items for sale. This is a lovely item to own or to give as a special gift. This means they have the usual aspects of pre-owned jewellery. If there is a major dent, ding, flaw, or bend, it will be noted under the basic information. Please review all photos closely, since they are a large part of my item description. (all made with daylight, to show the colour as authentic as possible). I check myself each product and sell only the best quality products. In any case, if you are not satisfied with the product. Please contact me and I will do everything to your satisfaction. I accepted within 14 days, In its original packaging and on condition the item is its original condition as received. My customers are very important to me! Please, In case of any problem or question, please feel free to contact me and I will do everything. I can to make you be satisfied! In any case of problem contact me right away before leaving feedback so I will do my very best to resolve any problem. And to make you satisfied. Thank you for shopping.
