Skippings Fine Arts has dated this Antique Floral Oil Painting to the 1900s.
I wonder if the artist did this with actual flowers, perhaps for a sweetheart, and then decided to paint the scene?

At any rate: who wouldn't want to come home to find a large bunch of glorious lilac as they come home?
The artist is Emile Baudoux (1850 -1929), who studied with Humbert and Cabanel. Paris-born, he liked to work in Normandy, where he had his studio. He exhibited his work at the "Salon des Artistes Français" until 1927, where he obtained a gold medal in 1910.

The important oil on canvas presented here, dating from 1901, may have been shown at the Salon, as it bears an exhibition number "30" at the upper right of the canvas.
Measuring 81 x 60 cm, the overall size including its original large oak frame is 100 x 77 cm. I think the frame works perfectly with the painting, adding almost an element of trompe l'oeil as it appears to be an extension of the oak door. However, a narrower alternative can be found if you are looking to hand the painting in a smaller space. Please feel free to enquire!
Skippings Fine Arts has dated this Antique Floral Oil Painting to the 1900s.
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