19th-century French Pencil Drawing by Alphonse Baril (#76) SQUARE MAZE (P 12) Browse our full collection of

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Handpainted with ornate borders

peach and purple hues and patterns on the cushion's surface

Includes 8 shades of purple

These eight pans also illustrate the interwar period of political uncertainty and industrial production in spite of the Great Depression: two-strip color filmmaking and the introduction of the talkies

19th-century French Pencil Drawing by Alphonse Baril (#76) SQUARE MAZE (P 12) Browse our full collection ofAlphonse Baril (1816 1888) was a watercolor painter known for his detailed and evocative landscape pieces. In our collection of Baril's works, he captures various perspectives of the French countryside as well as the buildings and cathedrals of larger cities. His works on paper feature ripped edges and the artist's notes, appearing to be torn from his sketchbook. This particular piece comes from his sketchbook dated 1873 1877 containing pencil