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1950s Signed Coastal Landscape Painting (17.7 x 45 Oil Framed 13.8 x – cm – 35 in)

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Original oil painting depicting a coastal landscape with trees, shrubs, shoreline and blue water. Signed in the lower left corner and presented in a brown-toned wooden frame. Chapelle Galleries, Prahran, Melbourne label on the reverse.
Artist: Signed, artist unidentified (signature partially legible)
Title of Artwork: Untitled Coastal Landscape
Type: Original framed painting
Medium: Oil on canvas
Subject: Coastal landscape with trees, vegetation and water
Frame Material: Wood with cardboard backing
Frame Colour: Brown and grey wood tones
Measurements: 45 x 35 cm (17.7 x 13.8 in)
Signed: Signed lower left, signature not fully identified
painting's place of origin unconfirmed)
Era/Year: Most likely 1955
Condition: Pre-owned condition with surface marks, minor paint wear, frame scuffs and scratches. Cardboard backing has tears, edge damage and discolouration. Original gallery label is partially damaged.

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