Painting Marine By Oberthur Joseph Britanny Island Around Cancale Famous Painter Illustrator

Painting from the 1920s-1940s by animal painter Joseph Oberthur* probably representing the Rimains island where the Oberthur family owned a superb property at a place called La Broustière in Cancale (35).
comes from inheritance, good general condition but to clean and small scattered lacks of which on the left of the signature.
the frame measures a total of 68.5 x 45.5cm.
possible delivery by registered colissimo with insurance and delivered against signature for:
France 25€
Europe 50€
Rest of the world 80€
*Joseph Marie Oberthur, known as Joseph Oberthur, born April 25, 1872 in Rennes, died October 5, 1956 in Cancale, was a French painter, animal designer and hunting writer.
He is the son of the printer Charles Oberthür.
The name and work of Doctor Joseph Oberthur remain well known to naturalists, even outside of France. If in the press, during his lifetime, he was nicknamed the "Buffon of the 20th century", because of his scientific knowledge of wildlife, the alert style of his books was praised as much as the charm of his drawings for their accuracy.
He ended his life in Cancale in the Broustière property which he inherited from his grandfather François-Charles Oberthür (Sources Wikipedia)