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42.5″W x 12.5″H
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JOSEF TRETTER “Paris Street Scene” Oil Painting
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This original oil painting of uncommon size by Josef Tretter depicts a Parisian street scene rendered in an impressionist style to accentuate its familiar setting. Painted with haptic brushstrokes, the ratio of this charming image is akin to a panoramic photo. Sure to delight the Impressionism enthusiast, this painting is housed in a weathered gold frame and signed by Tretter in the bottom right hand corner of the image.
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