François Lanfant De Metz (1814-1892) - Back To School
Artist: François Lanfant De Metz
Oil on canvas signed lower right
representing five happy schoolchildren returning from school followed by a dog, some holding notebooks under their arms, others carrying a satchel on their shoulder.
François Lanfantwas born in Sierck (Moselle, France) in 1814 and died in Le Havre in 1892. His master was Ary Scheffer (1795-1858), the great genre painter of the French Romantic School, in whose studio he worked. He exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français in Paris between 1843 and 1866. The artist is best known for his paintings on the theme of happy, mischievous childhood.
To indicate his origin, François Lanfant followed his name with the words "de Metz"
Good condition - some restorations
Original gilded wood frame decorated with ivy leaf frieze and laurel torus
Dimensions with frame: H: 56.5 cm, W: 41 cm. D : 5 cm
representing five happy schoolchildren returning from school followed by a dog, some holding notebooks under their arms, others carrying a satchel on their shoulder.
François Lanfantwas born in Sierck (Moselle, France) in 1814 and died in Le Havre in 1892. His master was Ary Scheffer (1795-1858), the great genre painter of the French Romantic School, in whose studio he worked. He exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français in Paris between 1843 and 1866. The artist is best known for his paintings on the theme of happy, mischievous childhood.
To indicate his origin, François Lanfant followed his name with the words "de Metz"
Good condition - some restorations
Original gilded wood frame decorated with ivy leaf frieze and laurel torus
Dimensions with frame: H: 56.5 cm, W: 41 cm. D : 5 cm
2 500 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting
Width: 39 cm (la peinture)
Height: 24,5 cm (la peinture)
Reference (ID): 1754500
Availability: In stock
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