Balade à Deux Oil on cardboard The tiny figures are painted

The tiny figures are painted with such perfection that one can discern the woman holding the man's arm and pointing to the house with her tiny pink hand

Provenance: Art Galerie Kompaen (Netherlands)

Vinont (19th & 20th) and dated 1925

The artist's brushstrokes exhibit remarkable texture

The view is imbued with bright

Balade à Deux Oil on cardboard The tiny figures are painted19th century French School oil on wood panel signed Charles Montlevault (1835 1897) in the lower right. The work is smooth to the touch. An Impressionist landscape with rapid and compact brushstrokes. The play of light is masterfully portrayed, diffusing naturally and harmonizing with the composition's geometric elements. The vertical lines of the trees on the left create a striking chiaroscuro effect, while smooth lines on the right side offer a