Offering an authentic oil painting on stretched canvas by renowned artist J. Gaston, Mid 20th Century. With the trending interest in French antiques, Gaston's oil paintings have gained considerable interest. It is similar in style to works by well known artists Édouard Cortès, Carole Burnett and Emile Boyer's Parisian street scenes. This particular painting depicts a French Parisian street scene of the Late 19th Century with horse-drawn carriage, figures, flowers and French architecture with heavy impasto oil paint palette knife technique. It is framed in giltwood with a off-white linen fillet. It is signed J. Gaston on the bottom right. The back of the canvas shows vintage labels indicating the importer, W. T. Burger Co., please see info below. SIZE: Overall size: 22" high 18.5" wide 2" deep Canvas size: 12" x 16" J. GASTON: J. Gaston was a 20th‑century painter known almost exclusively for Parisian street scenes. Auction records show that “J. Gaston” is a commercial painter, active in the mid–late 20th century, whose works appear frequently in decorative art markets. Known for Parisian street scenes with horse‑drawn carriages, rainy boulevards, and nostalgic Belle‑Époque atmospheres. IMPORTER: The W.T. Burger Co. Inc. was a mid-20th-century Indiana-based art importer and framing company, established around 1946. It specialized in framed oil paintings commissioned from European and Asian artists for the U.S. home decor market. THIS ITEM WILL BE DOUBLE BOXED TO ENSURE SAFE ARRIVAL.