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Antique Style Pastoral Setting with Ruins Original Oil Painting
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Antique style original oil painting depicts a pastoral setting of a stream with ruins in the immediate foreground. Two figures cross a small bridge, fishing poles in hand; perhaps a father and son, their eyes catching the majestic ruins in the evening glow. Completed by a contemporary painter, this piece offers old world antiquity with modern day durability. Framed in gold and signed “Marvin” in the lower right corner.
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