Painting The Aven River By Albert Lenfant Around 1900 Banks Of The Aven Bridge Brittany

Painting dating from the period 1900 representing a woman in front of a boat, a village of thatched cottages on the banks of a river in the background, would represent a village on the banks of the Aven river in Finistère, a river which gave its name to Pont Aven, a town rich in its pictorial past with Gauguin and Maurice Bernard for example. Signed lower right A.Lenfant for Albert Lenfant* On the back is the original label of the Louvre department stores in Paris and its number 290.
Recent frame with a lack at the top left.
The canvas alone measures 55cm x 38cm. Delivery possible by chronopost for:
France 40€
Europe 70€ ​​​​​​
Others 100€
*Albert Lenfant (19th century) is active in Nanterre (Seine). Landscape painter. From 1889, Albert Lenfant is a member of the Society of French Artists and exhibits with this group. He is made a Knight of the Legion of Honor.