1941 Photolithograph House Woods Home Maurice de Vlaminck Architecture Art XAM7 XGBA4 and "All That Heaven Allows"

and "All That Heaven Allows" (1955) among many others

This is an original 1861 black and white steel engraving of the castle of Nufs in the Valley of Aoste in the Italian Alps

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This winter landscape includes a view of the Savoy Alps in the distance

1941 Photolithograph House Woods Home Maurice de Vlaminck Architecture Art XAM7 XGBA4 and "All That Heaven Allows"This is an original 1941 color photolithograph titled, "The House in the Woods." Maurice de Vlaminck (1876 1958) was a French painter known for being a principal artist of the Fauve movement. Vlaminck often used gouache, pen and ink, and oil paint, predominantly in his images of landscapes and still lifes. He began painting in his late teens and studied under Henri Rigalon on the Ile de Chatou in France (Republique Franaise). CONDITION This 70+ year