Paris, 1924 Pre-made Frame by Fabrice De Villeneuve at Art.com

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Paris, 1924

Framed Print

by Fabrice De Villeneuve
item #: 11683533A

24" x 39"

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About the Artwork

Charmingly tattered and softly faded, Fabrice De Villeneuve’s nostalgic “Paris, 1924” exudes the character of an elegant antique. A contemporary artist, De Villeneuve is strongly influenced by his lifelong love of antiques and nature. Rendered with touches of inspiration from 17th and 18th century art, De Villeneuve’s work encompasses florals, interior scenes and trompe-l’oeil. His artistry has appeared in numerous distinguished publications, including Maison et Jardin, Marie Claire and Art and Decoration. Pairs strikingly with “Vintage Paris.”