Les Poissons Still Life

A turn-of-the-century french still life that captures a moment of simplicity and quiet ritual — a bowl of freshly caught fish, their silvery forms resting against a muted background. Painted in 1903 and signed by the artist, the piece bears the patina of time: soft craquelure, a gentle sheen, and a warmth only age can lend.

Its restrained palette of greys, ochres, and faint reds evokes the timeless still lifes of the French countryside — humble scenes elevated through patience and light. Framed in a gilt wooden frame that complements the subdued tones and soft texture of the surface.

There’s a sense of restraint to it — the kind of elegance that feels just as at home in a five-star restaurant as it does in a modest kitchen. A piece that elevates the ordinary and brings a quiet sophistication to wherever it hangs.

France, 1903

19" x 15"

Please note: This item has centuries of age on it and therefore imperfections should be expected and appreciated. If you would like to request additional details, or have any questions at all, please do not hesitate toe reach out to us prior to purchase.