Opaline Vase View Of Rouen, The Cathedral, 19th Century. Signed Paul Langlois, Normandy

Rare and exceptional opaline vase.
It offers us a superb view of Rouen from the hills of the Seine.
We can admire the silhouette of the cathedral!
On the other side we can see the ruins of a church ....
It is signed Paul Langlois
Born in Paris in 1858 and died in Paris in 1906.
He studied with Cabanel, Bonnat and Humbert.
His work was exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français where he received an honorable mention in 1884 and in 1889 (during the universal exhibition.
He was also a painter at the Manufacture de Sèvres and also in Rouen.
He also won a 3rd class medal in 1894.
His works are present in the Museums of Ajaccio, Avignon and Lyon.
We know of this artist's views of the surroundings of Rouen, "Bords de Seine à Saint Adrien" "Jour de marché à Rouen" Rouen vue de la côte Sainte Catherine on tiles from Creil and Montereau (49x99 cm) A wash "the shell gatherers at the foot of the cliffs". He clearly also collaborated with the Manufacture de Sarreguemines.
Condition: I would like to point out a small chip inside the neck, it is barely visible.
Height: 20 cm