Antique Flemish bucolic landscape painting from the 18th century

COD 11502. Antique 18th-century Flemish painting. Oil on canvas artwork depicting a delightful bucolic landscape with animals and shepherds, beautifully painted. Finely carved, gilded, and chiseled 19th-century wood and plaster frame of beautiful decoration. This horizontally arranged artwork offers pleasing depth, making it ideal for antique dealers and collectors of ancient landscapes. This painting was published a few years ago in the exhibition catalog "...across the River and into the Trees: Around Landscape in Art from the 17th Century to Today" by Elio Rabbione, where it is attributed to the renowned painter Michiel Carré (1657-1727). The painting currently lacks an art historical expertise, which can be requested at the time of purchase (service fee not included in the price; contact us for a quote). This painting has undergone conservative restoration, including relining, replacement of the stretcher, and restoration of color in small areas. The painting is in overall good condition. Internal dimension H 35.5 X W 45.5 cm.