Old and huge double-sided painting from the 1950s.

Originally a theatre set, it is a wooden frame with a large, thick canvas stretched on each side. Each canvas bears a large landscape painting. One shows a mountain landscape with a large stretch of water (lake or sea) in the background; on the other side, you can enjoy a country landscape with the entrance to a small village opening onto the sea in the distance.

The tones are quite luminous and the contrasts very interesting.

The thick, grainy primed fabric gives the oil paint a rather unusual texture.

Its giant size makes it a very fine decorative object, both for its scale and because you are drawn right into these scenes.

The canvas is damaged in places, with tears and wear here and there, and the mountain landscape has one spot where the fabric has sagged slightly.

The wooden frame supporting the canvas has deliberately been kept to preserve its authenticity, but it could be worth cutting it away and planning a very fine, large frame to show off the whole piece, 210 cm high.

Please refer to the many photos for the overall condition.