Good condition. Distressed frame.
43″W x 61″H
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Signed M.G. MILLER Oil on Board Painting of Two Men on the Streets of Italy
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Original oil painting on board depicts a modernist rendition of two older male figures seated against a vibrant backdrop of an Italian streetscape. Towering, colorful buildings create a tall composition, allowing the viewer to meander through details before being led back to the suited figures. Housed in a simple wood support frame, this painting is signed “M. G. Miller” by the unknown artist on the left hand side of the board.
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