Landscape with flowering trees
Felix François Roubaud
1825-1976
Oil on canvas 46X38 cm approximately, small restorations, beautiful golden frame XIXth a bit damaged.
Very fine landscape of the painter and sculptor Félix François ROUBAUD that some confuse sometimes with Frantz Roubaud the famous Russian painter. Composition plunging on a very impressionistic background that looks like some landscapes of Lot (the bridge in the background looks like the Valentré Bridge).
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