Monticelli - The Decameron (recto), lot.171
Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli · French, 1824-1886
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An impressionistic oil painting in loose, thick brushstrokes shows a group of women and children gathered beneath dense foliage in a garden setting. A woman in a red dress stands at the center while figures in yellow, white and blue cluster around her. The work is attributed to Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli and is catalogued under the title The Decameron (recto), lot.171, with no date given.
