Miss Aïta, Portrait Of White Kittens Playing Dominoes
Artist: Rita Matilde De La Penuela Dite Aïta
Portrait of white kittens playing dominoes
Rita Matilde de la Penelua as Aïta
French school 19th century
Dated 1859
Small painting presenting 3 kittens with clever blue eyes playing in an emblazoned cup, placed on a table, a bottle in the background bears a “writing fluid” label and one of the kittens sports a small ribbon in the colors of France, at the bottom right the date 1859.
This scene is on its original canvas, stamp of the house J. Berville 29 rue de la Chaussée d'Antin in Paris. A pendant to this table, on sale on our Proantic page, allows you to make a pair.
Miss Aïta de la Penuela is an artist from Havana who settled in France in the 19th century. She was a student of Rosa Bonheur, whose genre she adopted.
Oil on canvas 36.5 cm x 28 cm
Restorations
Gilded wooden frame 46 cm x 38 cm
Rita Matilde de la Penelua as Aïta
French school 19th century
Dated 1859
Small painting presenting 3 kittens with clever blue eyes playing in an emblazoned cup, placed on a table, a bottle in the background bears a “writing fluid” label and one of the kittens sports a small ribbon in the colors of France, at the bottom right the date 1859.
This scene is on its original canvas, stamp of the house J. Berville 29 rue de la Chaussée d'Antin in Paris. A pendant to this table, on sale on our Proantic page, allows you to make a pair.
Miss Aïta de la Penuela is an artist from Havana who settled in France in the 19th century. She was a student of Rosa Bonheur, whose genre she adopted.
Oil on canvas 36.5 cm x 28 cm
Restorations
Gilded wooden frame 46 cm x 38 cm
950 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Width: 36,5 cm (cadre 46 cm)
Height: 28 cm (cadre 38 cm)
Reference (ID): 1322279
Availability: In stock
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