Oil on cardboard riveting nineteenth eugene labitte

This oil on cardboard is not signed, probably eugène labitte. We have no certainty, but the touch is strongly reminiscent of eugène labitte. It is finely executed, with high quality. Eugène labitte from the beginning, devoted himself to landscape. The charm of the breton countryside, the tender light of the undergrowth, the fantasy of the small paths, the melancholy of the large moors, the small straw houses that smoke under the trees, the hays that see the idylls bloom, the golden harvests that shiver under the sun, the pink fairy tale of the apple trees in bloom, the fresh chirping streams running in the meadows, all these paintings so gripping and so sweet of our beautiful countryside with here and there an escape to the sea, all these paintings where the delicate light of our country vibrates gently, eugène labitte painted them as they are, alternately bright muffled or dark... The canvas is in a good state of conservation, the golden frame is posterior, from the 70s. For the state thank you to detail the photos. M139. Photos are an integral part of the description. Size: Oil. Height: 23 cm. Width: 31.5 cm. Frame. Height: 46.5 cm. Width: 37.5 cm. Thickness: 3 cm.