Antique French Louis Philippe Burr Walnut Secrétaire à Abattant Desk Chest 1840 Paintings It is currently on display

It is currently on display at the Borodino Panorama Museum

he received his Master's degree in fine art from the Art Institute of Chicago in 1956

the use of intensive to lurid colours and the absence of realistic representation have become characteristic of his painting style

Saint Michael (1897): this monumental bronze figure is atop the spire of Mont Saint-Michel

Antique French Louis Philippe Burr Walnut Secrétaire à Abattant Desk Chest 1840 Paintings It is currently on displayA fine, elegant, antique 19th century French Louis Philippe walnut Secrtaire Abattant, desk chest, circa 1840. This fine antique French drop front walnut secretary chest dates from the late Restoration period and is made of highly figured book matched walnut. The top with variegated black and white marble and below is a single ogee shaped drawer with an inset brass lock escutcheon, the original key is present and the all the locks work with ease.