Large Watercolor Painting Representing The Castle Of Saint Pierre De Cernières In Eure.

Important watercolor in its original Louis XVI style frame, representing the facade of the Château de Cernières* located in Normandy in the village of Saint Pierre de Cernières, between Rouen and Alençon.
Signed and dated 1903.
Comes from a Breton estate. Dimensions on view: 75.5cm x 41.5cm. The frame measures 102.5cm x 69.5cm. Delivery possible on request.m worldwide.
*Building built in the 17th century on a site of medieval origin, then enlarged in the 18th by return wings.
A major transformation campaign was carried out between 1870 and 1900. The castle consists of an east wing and a south wing in return from the 18th century. From 1891, work to extend and redesign the west façade overlooking the courtyard was led by the architect Delarue (creating a timber-framed gallery on the upper floor; re-cladding the façades; building towers to house the staircases; raising the roofs; creating a pavilion at the end of the south wing).
The château is in keeping with the Norman and Louis XIII styles. It is accompanied by a set of outbuildings, a dovecote, and a park designed by Georges Aumont.