A. Pricelius, Floral Still Life of Roses in Glass Vase, 1930s, Oil Painting

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An elegant antique European still life oil painting depicting a generous bouquet of yellow and ivory roses arranged in a … Read more An elegant antique European still life oil painting depicting a generous bouquet of yellow and ivory roses arranged in a simple glass vase. Executed in a refined academic realist style, the composition captures the softness of the petals through delicate brushwork and subtle tonal transitions against a rich olive-green background.

The painting bears the signature "A. Pricelius" in the lower right corner. While the artist has not been conclusively identified, the painting demonstrates confident technique and is characteristic of European floral still lifes produced during the early twentieth century.
The artwork is presented in its original richly ornamented gilt wooden frame, featuring classical decorative motifs that complement the romantic composition beautifully.

Fine age-related craquelure across the painted surface contributes to its authentic antique character without detracting from its decorative appeal.

An exceptional statement piece for traditional interiors, country houses, period homes, libraries, or sophisticated gallery walls.
Condition
Good antique condition.
Age-related craquelure throughout the paint surface consistent with age.
Minor wear, gentle patina to the original gilt frame.
Period

1900–1920 (estimated)
This estimate is based on the painting technique, craquelure, palette, composition, and decorative frame style.

*Production Period: Before 1920
*Country of Origin: Probably Continental Europe
*Artist : Signe d "A. Pricelius" (unidentified artist)
*Materials : Oil on canvas, Original gilt wooden frame
*Colour : Green, Gold, Cream, Yellow
*Dimensions : Height: 80 cm, Width: 60 cm, Depth: approx 7cm
*Weight: 3.97 kg

The painting presents beautifully and is ready to hang. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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