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Vintage Venice at Sunset Print by Tramontane Bouvier de Cachard | Mid Century Modern508 of 824 |  |  |
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Picked up this sweet vintage print by - Tramontane Bouvier de Cachard - Venice at Sunset - 1960s
This print on stretched canvas portrays stylist buildings and gondolas in a peaceful harbor at sunset. Primary colors are deep blue, rich oranges and yellows, greens with bold strokes of black signed by the artist, dated '65.
I need to frame this and hang it soon. I love it!
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I have this same print. It belonged to my Grandmother. I'm wondering if it is worth more than the sentimental value.
Valued around $100-$150.
Thanks, dj-reverb, for the info.
Dear Charisnana and dj-reverb,
Is it possible to send me a good quality picture (jpeg) of your print?
I like it very much, but I can’t find a print in Belgium. So I would let it print on canvas by a Belgian firm. But therefor I need a good quality picture.
It would be a great surprise for my girlfriend’s birthday.
Thank you very much,
Pieter De Wever
pieterwever@hotmail.com
Belgium