Beautiful oil on board painting by Pierre Laurent Baeschlin (1886 - 1958).
This superb oil on masonite panel offers a peaceful and luminous landscape with nymphéas (water lilies). The soft light envelops the vigorous touch of the artist.
This lush garden, with its body of water, its reeds, and its boat, invites you to daydream and evoke a painting, vibrant and luminous.
The painter found his inspiration in this bucolic landscape, the tones are sustained, and the colors vibrant.
Newly reframed in an elegant gilded carved wood frame and beige fabric liner.
The last pictures show the board before it was reframed.
 
About:
Pierre-Laurent Baeschlin was born in Paris on September 23, 1886, and died in Eaubonne on March 18, 1973.
Figurative painter (landscapes, still lifes), he lived successively at 37, rue de Chabrol in the 10th arrondissement of Paris , and at 47bis, rue de Paris in Saint-Leu-la-Forêt (Val-d'Oise).
He first worked in the field of applied arts (silk, wallpaper,) for Louis Isidore Leroy. 
He also painted under the direction of Pierre Eugene Montézin and Henri Camille Danger. 
He later moved to Saint Leu la Forêt, where he maintained a small rose garden.
Baeschlin also took frequent trips to Brittany and in particular, Douarnenez, where he painted mainly flowers. His rare paintings are known for their accuracy and elegance.
His daughter, the painter Germaine Baeschlin-Chapuis, whose features are preserved for us by several portraits he made of her, was his pupil.
His paintings are found in private collections in the UK and France. 
(Credit: Wikipedia).