What periods do these paintings represent?

The works span from the mid-nineteenth century through the mid-twentieth century, encompassing periods like the Belle Epoque and mid-century modernism. This broad timeline shows how artists continuously returned to Parisian streetscapes across different decades.

Are all the canvases framed?

Many of the oil paintings come within their original or period wooden frames, often finished in gilt wood. Frames add context and character to the artwork, though presentation details vary by individual piece.

What subjects appear most frequently?

Cityscapes, river views of the Seine, and landmarks such as Notre Dame and the Eiffel Tower dominate the painted works. Figurative compositions and scenes of bohemian life also feature across the mid-century selections.

How do I identify a trunk?

Luggage pieces from Parisian makers combine canvas bodies with wood construction, dating back to the early twentieth century. They offer an alternative form of material culture alongside the framed oil paintings.