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A Luncheon (1868). Artist: James Jacques Joseph Tissot (1836-1902). A Luncheon is a vintage Victorian Era realism fine art portrait painting featuring a young couple in love on a romantic date. The gentleman and lady are eating lunch at a local cafe or restaurant.
About the artist:
James Tissot was a realist painter and had a reputation of painting elegantly dressed women shown in scenes of fashionable life.
About the artist:
James Tissot was a realist painter and had a reputation of painting elegantly dressed women shown in scenes of fashionable life.
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A great paper at an affordable price. This 80lb text-weight, matte white paper is perfect for flyers, leaflets, brochures and mailings. Our value paper contains 50% recycled content. |
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A Luncheon (Petite Dejeuner) by James Tissot
A Luncheon (1868). Artist: James Jacques Joseph Tissot (1836-1902). A Luncheon is a vintage Victorian Era realism fine art portrait painting featuring a young couple in love on a romantic date. The gentleman and lady are eating lunch at a local cafe or restaurant.
About the artist:
James Tissot was a realist painter and had a reputation of painting elegantly dressed women shown in scenes of fashionable life.
About the artist:
James Tissot was a realist painter and had a reputation of painting elegantly dressed women shown in scenes of fashionable life.
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