"THE DOGS AFTER THE HUNT" BY PHILIPPE ROUSSEAU (1816-1887), SIGNEDThe Dogs After the Hunt is a 19th century oil on panel by Philippe Rousseau (1816 1887), depicting two hunting dogs alongside game in a richly detailed outdoor setting. Loose, painterly brushwork and warm earth tones bring movement and character to the scene. Framed to the edge in a painted checkerboard frame. Dimensions: 13. 75" L X 8" H

A sultry incense by Gentle Habits

we explore Torre Avoltore in Porto Ercole and Elsa’s childhood home in Rome

Tall rectangular column form with softly rounded edges and a narrow opening at the top

highlights 180+ photographs from her 35-year career including new and unpublished works

available in four distinct color options

matte bisque finish

Framed in taupe bamboo with a mustard olive linen mat

These are designed for standard taper candles and feature a decorative twisted handle with ball accents

crafted in emerald green malachite effect glass paste with sculpted reliefs of draped and nude female figures

5" D x 75"H

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Late 19th century folk art wall shelf in painted wood with a dark green patina