An Orientalist Painting P. Pascal Late 19th Century

An orientalist painting in a wooden frame and gilded stucco,
this gouache on paper represents an orientalist scene (pobably Istanbul - Turkey)
Signed lower left : P. PASCAL. 1888

Bibliographie : 
Paul Pascal, born Paulin Bernard Pascal on November 21, 1839 in Toulouse and perhaps died at the end of 1905 or in 1906 in Quebec or Washington, is a French landscape painter. Paul Pascal studied at the School of Fine Arts in Madrid. He spent his youth in North Africa. In the 1870s he was a decorative painter in Toulouse. He exhibited at the Paris Salon from 1876 to 1880.
He specialized in Oriental views which he treated exclusively in gouache.
Works : 
Oriental landscape - Museum of Fine Arts of Narbonne
Boats from the Etang de Thau,
Memory of This Shore of the Mediterranean,
Memory of This Memories of Côte-Butteronde
The Leiden Marshes
Souvenir of Soulac-les-Bains beach
Souvenir of Montalivet beach Fishermen’s
Meeting, souvenir of Nice
A camp at the ruins of Palmyra
Etang de Thau, near Sète