Framed Impressionist Print Scene Of Carriage And Cityscape - 27" X 23"

A vibrant impressionist-style print capturing a dynamic street scene with a horse-drawn carriage set against the backdrop of elegant city architecture. The energetic brushstrokes and vivid color palette create a sense of movement and liveliness, making this piece a captivating addition to any art collection.

Housed in an ornate gold-tone frame, the artwork measures approximately 27" x 23". The frame exhibits some wear consistent with age, enhancing its vintage appeal. The back features a sturdy hanging wire, ensuring the piece is ready for display. A perfect choice for art lovers seeking a timeless and evocative decorative piece for their home or office.

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While we strive to provide accurate item descriptions, we cannot guarantee perfection or flawless functionality. Despite our careful examination and photography, imperfections, cracks, chips, repairs, or other defects may exist, unnoticed in our close inspection and pictures. All items are sold "AS IS." If you have questions or concerns about an item's condition, please reach out to us. We are happy to provide additional photographs and answer any inquiries to the best of our ability.

Take advantage of our preview sessions for each auction, as specific times will be indicated by Brownstone Liquidators. This is an excellent opportunity to inspect items you are considering for bidding. Keep in mind that our offerings include vintage and pre-owned items that may display normal signs of use such as surface scratches, dings, and wear. Please review the photos and don't hesitate to contact us via email with any questions or concerns.

Good Used Condition

21%

Terry Chase | (845) 821-3254 | Terry@brownstoneliquidators.com

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Brownstone Liquidators

180 Getty Ave, Clifton NJ 07011

When to Pickup

Thursday, 2/6 through Saturday, 2/8, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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