WATERCOLOR BY WILLY BINDELS 1956 STREET SCENE UNDER VITRE M136 This engraving was made by Willy Bindels in 1956, it represents a village scene probably Breton and identifiable.Willy BINDELS (1908-1964 of Dutch nationality) is known as a painter from Concarneau where He arrived in the 1950s. Coming from Brussels where he had settled in 1948 after the death of his wife, he stopped at Concarneau on the road to Spain where he wanted to settle. Life decides otherwise, since he will remain in Brittany until his death, leaving us a large number of his paintings, testimony to an original look at his adopted country.You will note that the watercolor is stung by humidity on the whole however the colors remained fresh and pleasant, it is under glass with a large margin and a wooden frame. You will notice the friction and wear on the frame. For the state thank you for detailing the photos. integral of the description.Dimensions: WATERCOLOR (the view) Height: 45.5 cmWidth: 35.5 cmFrameHeight: 57 cmWidth: 67 cmThickness: 2 cm I remain at your disposal for any questions.