19th Century French Monochromatic Watercolor Painting by Alphonse Baril (#92) Portrait Paintings Dinner Knife - 9

Dinner Knife - 9

is a masterful depiction of the bird’s intricate feathers

Framed linocut floated in a vintage wood frame behind glass

Anke Drechsel's "New Capri" throw is made from raw silk and adorned with a pink pattern

This Rocking Horse Ornament is a delightful hand-blown glass piece made in Poland and finely detailed with a naturalistic finish and a touch of festive shimmer

19th Century French Monochromatic Watercolor Painting by Alphonse Baril (#92) Portrait Paintings Dinner Knife - 9Alphonse Baril (1816 1888) was a watercolor painter known for his detailed and evocative landscape pieces. In our collection of Baril's works, he captures various perspectives of the French countryside. His watercolors on paper feature ripped edges and the artist's notes, appearing to be torn from his sketchbook. This particular piece comes from his sketchbook containing monochromatic works. Explore all of Baril's paintings here. Details 12" L x 9" H