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✨ Original Paris Street Scene Oil Painting – Signed Rossini ✨

Last updated 29 days ago in Westminster, CA

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✨ Original Paris Street Scene Oil Painting – Signed Rossini ✨

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Beautiful original oil painting on canvas, signed Rossini, featuring a classic Paris street café scene with the Arc de Triomphe in the background. This piece has rich palette-knife texture and an impressionist style that adds depth and character — even better in person. Housed in a solid wood frame with linen liner, ready to hang and perfect for French, European, cottagecore, or traditional décor. 📏 Size: • Approx. 20” W x 16” H (framed) 🎨 Details: • Hand-painted oil on canvas • Heavy textured brushwork • Signed lower right • Wired for hanging • Includes gallery authenticity label on back ⚠️ Condition: • Very good vintage condition • Minor age-appropriate wear to frame (nothing distracting) A timeless, elegant piece that works beautifully in a living room, entryway, dining area, or office.

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Used (normal wear)

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