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“Having elder beauty take its place, enchanting modern space”

This Dutch Louis Seize commode with Japanese lacquer panels is not just a piece of furniture but a testament of beauty that continues to evolve across centuries.

Created around 1790, this Louis Seize commode is a refined example of late 18th-century craftsmanship, embodying both the elegance of European neoclassicism and the allure of exotic influences.

#antiquelovers #luxuryinterior #louisseize #interiordesign #decoratingwithantiques

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“Having elder beauty take its place, enchanting modern space” This Dutch Louis Seize commode with Japanese lacquer panels is not just a piece of furniture but a testament of beauty that continues to evolve across centuries. Created around 1790, this Louis Seize commode is a refined example of late 18th-century craftsmanship, embodying both the elegance of European neoclassicism and the allure of exotic influences. #antiquelovers #luxuryinterior #louisseize #interiordesign #decoratingwithantiques

🌷💚 Happy Easter weekend 💚🌷

#happyeaster #livingwithart #fineart #cassigneul #artadvisor

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🌷💚 Happy Easter weekend 💚🌷 #happyeaster #livingwithart #fineart #cassigneul #artadvisor

"Paris is always a good idea" -Audrey Hepburn-

New in the Collection is this atmospheric Paris street scene,
"La Porte Saint-Denis" by the famous Édouard Cortès (1882 – 1969).
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This painting exemplifies Édouard Cortès’ gift for capturing the poetry of everyday urban life in Paris, the City of Light. Cortès depicts the monumental Porte Saint-Denis rising at the busy boulevard, its stone façade softened by a misty evening light. The wet pavement reflects shopfronts, carriage lamps and illuminated advertising kiosks, so that the entire surface of the street seems to shimmer with movement and color.

A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER
www.daatselaar.com

#edouardcortes #paris #fineart #artconsultant #collectingart

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"Paris is always a good idea" -Audrey Hepburn- New in the Collection is this atmospheric Paris street scene, "La Porte Saint-Denis" by the famous Édouard Cortès (1882 – 1969). . This painting exemplifies Édouard Cortès’ gift for capturing the poetry of everyday urban life in Paris, the City of Light. Cortès depicts the monumental Porte Saint-Denis rising at the busy boulevard, its stone façade softened by a misty evening light. The wet pavement reflects shopfronts, carriage lamps and illuminated advertising kiosks, so that the entire surface of the street seems to shimmer with movement and color. A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER www.daatselaar.com #edouardcortes #paris #fineart #artconsultant #collectingart

This atmospheric Paris street scene, "La Porte Saint-Denis", exemplifies Edouard Cortès’ gift for capturing the poetry of everyday urban life.

Edouard Cortès (1882 – 1969) depicts the monumental Porte Saint-Denis rising at the end of a busy boulevard, its stone façade softened by a misty evening light. The wet pavement reflects shopfronts, carriage lamps and illuminated advertising kiosks, so that the entire surface of the street seems to shimmer with movement and color. Figures stroll, converse and hurry past in small groups, while elegant horse‑drawn omnibuses advance toward the viewer, anchoring the composition in the rhythm of modern city life.

#Edouardcortes #cortes #fineart #paris #painting

Open post by daatselaarthecollection with ID 18076248596454104
This atmospheric Paris street scene, "La Porte Saint-Denis", exemplifies Edouard Cortès’ gift for capturing the poetry of everyday urban life. Edouard Cortès (1882 – 1969) depicts the monumental Porte Saint-Denis rising at the end of a busy boulevard, its stone façade softened by a misty evening light. The wet pavement reflects shopfronts, carriage lamps and illuminated advertising kiosks, so that the entire surface of the street seems to shimmer with movement and color. Figures stroll, converse and hurry past in small groups, while elegant horse‑drawn omnibuses advance toward the viewer, anchoring the composition in the rhythm of modern city life. #Edouardcortes #cortes #fineart #paris #painting

Living with Fine Art 💚

Albert Marquet (1875 - 1947)

Le Village d’Herblay, Automne

signed Marquet (lower right); titled and dated 1919 (on the reverse)
oil on canvas | 65.4 by 81.3 cm | Executed in 1919

#albertmarquet #marquet #fineart #livingwithart #artconsultant

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Living with Fine Art 💚 Albert Marquet (1875 - 1947) Le Village d’Herblay, Automne signed Marquet (lower right); titled and dated 1919 (on the reverse) oil on canvas | 65.4 by 81.3 cm | Executed in 1919 #albertmarquet #marquet #fineart #livingwithart #artconsultant

Henri-Jean Guillaume Martin (1860 - 1943)

La Tour de Collioure

Signed lower right “ Henri Martin” | Oil on canvas | 90 x 110 cm

Henri-Jean Guillaume Martin was a leading French painter associated with Neo-Impressionism and Symbolism. Born in Toulouse, he studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and initially worked in a more traditional academic style. Over time, however, he embraced a vibrant, light-filled technique.

“La Tour de Collioure” (1920) exemplifies Martin’s mature style and his deep sensitivity to Mediterranean light. The painting portrays the picturesque harbor of Collioure, France.

A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER

#henrimartin #fineart #artconsultant #collectingart #frenchartist

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Henri-Jean Guillaume Martin (1860 - 1943) La Tour de Collioure Signed lower right “ Henri Martin” | Oil on canvas | 90 x 110 cm Henri-Jean Guillaume Martin was a leading French painter associated with Neo-Impressionism and Symbolism. Born in Toulouse, he studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and initially worked in a more traditional academic style. Over time, however, he embraced a vibrant, light-filled technique. “La Tour de Collioure” (1920) exemplifies Martin’s mature style and his deep sensitivity to Mediterranean light. The painting portrays the picturesque harbor of Collioure, France. A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER #henrimartin #fineart #artconsultant #collectingart #frenchartist

Having elder beauty take its place, enchanting modern space

Gustave Courbet (1819-1877) | Paysage de Neige

📸 @rmariusb

#gustavecourbet #courbet #artlovers #fineart #artadvisor

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Having elder beauty take its place, enchanting modern space Gustave Courbet (1819-1877) | Paysage de Neige 📸 @rmariusb #gustavecourbet #courbet #artlovers #fineart #artadvisor

This finely crafted pair of sugar castors made by Albert de Thomése I in 1733 reflects the sophistication of Dutch silverwork in the 18th century in The Hague.

Albert de Thomése I was an eminent silversmith known for his precise geometric forms and distinguished decorative technique.

Maker’s mark: Albert de Thomese the 1st | The Hague | Date letter: L = 1733 | Height: 20 cm |

#18thcentury #thehague #antiques #silver #athingofbeautyisajoyforever

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This finely crafted pair of sugar castors made by Albert de Thomése I in 1733 reflects the sophistication of Dutch silverwork in the 18th century in The Hague. Albert de Thomése I was an eminent silversmith known for his precise geometric forms and distinguished decorative technique. Maker’s mark: Albert de Thomese the 1st | The Hague | Date letter: L = 1733 | Height: 20 cm | #18thcentury #thehague #antiques #silver #athingofbeautyisajoyforever

Decorating with Fine Art & Antiques ❤️

#fineart #antiques #interior #athingofbeautyisajoyforever

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Decorating with Fine Art & Antiques ❤️ #fineart #antiques #interior #athingofbeautyisajoyforever

An impressive pair of large Kangxi blue and white vases mounted as lamps. The vases are decorated in underglaze cobalt blue on a clear white ground, with finely painted panels of flowering shrubs and potted plants, framed by geometric and foliate borders—motifs characteristic of high-quality Kangxi blue-and-white wares.

#kangxi #porcelain #asianart #antiques #antiquelovers #interior #interiorlovers #decoratingwithantiques #interiordecorator #interiordesign #livingluxury #livingwithantiques #athingofbeautyisjoyforever

Open post by daatselaarthecollection with ID 18121335637570549
An impressive pair of large Kangxi blue and white vases mounted as lamps. The vases are decorated in underglaze cobalt blue on a clear white ground, with finely painted panels of flowering shrubs and potted plants, framed by geometric and foliate borders—motifs characteristic of high-quality Kangxi blue-and-white wares. #kangxi #porcelain #asianart #antiques #antiquelovers #interior #interiorlovers #decoratingwithantiques #interiordecorator #interiordesign #livingluxury #livingwithantiques #athingofbeautyisjoyforever

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