Lavandière france antiques Maroniez’s voluminous brushstrokes give the

Maroniez’s voluminous brushstrokes give the landscape a lush

7") and some missing moldings around the corners

and contributing to the effect that signals last light (7 or 8 p

An impressionist work signed Paul Sébilleau (1847-1907) and dated 1898

probably in a suburb of Paris

Lavandière france antiques Maroniez’s voluminous brushstrokes give theA whimsical scene on hard carton from the home and atelier of French artist Ccile Hertz Eyrolles (18751974). The work has the atelier stamp on the back of the painting. This lifestyle scene features a woman in the lower right hand corner, kneeling along the banks of a meandering river, washing laundry, hence the name, "Lavandire," which means laundress or washerwoman. The painting is made up of vivid strokes of green, and muted blues. Against the sky,