"Landscape Painting View Of The Saint Germain De Charonne Church In Paris - Oil On Canvas Cardboard"
View of the church of Saint Germain de Charonne in Paris by an anonymous painter from the very end of the 19th century or the very beginning of the 20th century. This pretty view is reminiscent of the style of Maurice Utrillo, especially in the treatment of the alley on the right with the 2 characters and the very impasto treatment of the walls. According to the manufacturer's stamp on the reverse (P.CONTES 14 rue Lafayette Paris) our painting was painted before 1915. The church is also famous for having served as a setting for the final wedding scene in the film "Les tontons flingueurs ". Oil on canvas board in very good condition. 19th century frame. 
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