Antique 19th c. French Oil Painting of a Troubadour Musician antique art it is soft and warm

it is soft and warm

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Antique 19th c. French Oil Painting of a Troubadour Musician antique art it is soft and warmAntique Painting of a Troubadour Musician antique circa 1880 found in Paris, France Approximately: 15. 5 high x 12. 25 wide This charming oil on panel depicts a costumed musician playing a lute or mandolin, a subject rooted in the rich tradition of Dutch and Flemish genre painting. While the scene evokes the 17th century works of the Dutch Golden Age, the painting itself was most likely executed in France during the late 19th or early 20th century,