Asparagus And Cherries

Victor Gallois, a painter born in the 19th century, offers us here a still life of great quality that rhymes cherries escaping from a basket and asparagus on an entablature. In the vein of a Brunel de Neuville, he brings a veracity that is rare at the time when it comes to the matching season of fruits and vegetables.
The painting has undergone old restorations not visible on the front, except for a mark on the black background at the top left depending on the lighting. Remounted with its original canvas on a new frame, see the photos of the back, except for a mark on the black background at the top left depending on the lighting.
This painting is presented in a modern black frame with gold cabochons in the corners in a Japanese style.
Dimensions: Canvas: 54 X 65 Frame 67 x 78