Adolphe Grison (1845–1914) – A Romantic Scene At The Florist’s – Oil On Canvas, 19th Century

An old oil-on-canvas painting signed "Adolphe Grison" (1845–1914) in the lower right corner, depicting a romantic scene at a flower market.

The composition features a young florist presenting a bouquet to an elegant gentleman dressed in an 18th-century suit, holding a cane and his hat.
The scene takes place on an old street, in front of a stall lavishly stocked with flowers and potted plants.
Several figures appear in the background.

The painting stands out for its fine detail, particularly in the rendering of the costumes, the characters’ expressions, and the depiction of the floral arrangements.

François-Adolphe Grison (1845–1914), a French painter born in Bordeaux, is known for his genre scenes and anecdotal compositions, often inspired by daily life and the costumes of past centuries. He exhibited regularly at the Salon des Artistes Français.

A work from the second half of the 19th century, presented in a large gilded frame decorated with rococo motifs and foliage.

Dimensions with frame: 74 × 64 cm.

Original frame.

In good condition