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Impressive 19th Century Marine Oil Painting on Canvas – Gustave De Breanski
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Impressive 19th Century Marine Oil Painting on Canvas – Gustave De Breanski

19th century
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In line with a recent promotion, this item has been reduced in price from £2450 to £1800.

Gustave De BREANSKI (fl. 1856-98): An impressive 19th Century Marine Oil Painting on canvas mounted in original heavy giltwood and gesso frame.

The painting depicts a harbour scene (a note verso indicates “Near Emsworth, Sussex”) with fishing boats and houses.

Condition: The condition overall is very good. A sticker verso indicates the painting was restored in 1983. The same year it would appear to have been exhibited at a Gallery in Winchester. It looks like it may have been relined at that point. Paint is in excellent condition, colours are still vibrant and there is no cracking. With c.42 years of dust buildup and soiling since it’s restoration, it would inevitably benefit from a modest clean. But it is ready to hang ‘as is’. The frame is substantial and heavy. Again it is in pretty good condition. A few minor chips, but nothing major missing or damaged. Chain link hanging loops.

Signed to the lower left corner. (See image)

Dimensions: 125 x 90 cm (including frame)

Dated: c.1870-80.

About the artist: Gustave de Breanski (c.1856-98) was a painter of landscapes and coastal scenes; Brother Alfred de Breanski. Like all the Breanski family, he painted landscapes, highland and river scenes, but he made more of a speciality of coastal scenes, often with fishing boats. His style is much broader and more impressionistic than Alfred.

Physical Dimensions
Height
90cm (35.43")
Width
125cm (49.21")
Depth
12cm (4.72")
Declaration

Quiet Street Antiques of Bath has dated this Antique Marine Oil Painting to the 1870s.

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SA1163997
Dealers Internal Reference
1779/A
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Description
In line with a recent promotion, this item has been reduced in price from £2450 to £1800.

Gustave De BREANSKI (fl.

1856-98): An impressive 19th Century Marine Oil Painting on canvas mounted in original heavy giltwood and gesso frame.
Quiet Street Antiques of Bath
fig 1. A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame.
fig 1. Impressive 19th Century Marine Oil Painting on Canvas – Gustave De Breanski

The painting depicts a harbour scene (a note verso indicates “Near Emsworth, Sussex”) with fishing boats and houses.

Condition: The condition overall is very good. A sticker verso indicates the painting was restored in 1983. The same year it would appear to have been exhibited at a Gallery in Winchester. It looks like it may have been relined at that point. Paint is in excellent condition, colours are still vibrant and there is no cracking. With c.42 years of dust buildup and soiling since it’s restoration, it would inevitably benefit from a modest clean. But it is ready to hang ‘as is’. The frame is substantial and heavy. Again it is in pretty good condition. A few minor chips, but nothing major missing or damaged. Chain link hanging loops.

fig 2. A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame.
fig 2. Impressive 19th Century Marine Oil Painting on Canvas – Gustave De Breanski

Signed to the lower left corner. (See image)

Dimensions: 125 x 90 cm (including frame)

Dated: c.1870-80.

About the artist: Gustave de Breanski (c.1856-98) was a painter of landscapes and coastal scenes; Brother Alfred de Breanski. Like all the Breanski family, he painted landscapes, highland and river scenes, but he made more of a speciality of coastal scenes, often with fishing boats. His style is much broader and more impressionistic than Alfred.

Height
90cm (35.43")
Width
125cm (49.21")
Depth
12cm (4.72")
Date of Manufacture

Quiet Street Antiques of Bath has dated this Antique Marine Oil Painting to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1163997
Dealers Internal Ref
1779/A
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Archive I A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame.

Impressive 19th Century Marine Oil Painting on Canvas – Gustave De Breanski

Archive II A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View II
Archive III A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View III
Archive IV A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View IV
Archive V A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View V
Archive VI A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View VI
Archive VII A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View VII
Archive VIII A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View VIII
Archive IX A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View IX
Archive X A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View X
Archive XI A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View XI
Archive XII A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View XII
Archive XIII A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame. View XIII
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A 19th-century framed oil painting depicting a coastal fishing village scene with beaching boats, shore cottages, and a calm sea, set in an ornate gilded frame.
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Nineteenth-century British marine art often depicts coastal topography, working harbour vessels, and maritime trades with atmospheric realism, reflecting the periods focus on naval heritage and maritime economy.

Artists during this period typically applied hand-mixed oil pigments onto stretched flax or linen canvas, framing the completed work in gilded wood or composition gesso frames.

Authentic works display natural craquelure patterns across the paint surface, age-consistent oxidisation on the wooden stretcher bars, period signatures, and layered gesso moulding on the frame.

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