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Prosper Louis Senat (American, - ) Born in the Germantown section of Philadelphia, Prosper Louis Senat studied with Jean Leon Gerome () at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris, in Antwerp, Belgium, and at the South Kensington School of Art in London.

Condition: CONDITION Observed in Among them were the Brussels Exposition of , the Naples National Exposition of and the Vienna National Exhibition of A watercolor painter who also did etchings, he specialized in landscapes and paintings of marine settings and crossed the United States from Florida to California.

A watercolor painter who PROSPER LOUIS SENAT (–), was a significant American painter of the latter part of the 19th and first quarter of the 20th centuries. He was born on March 13, in the Germantown section of Philadelphia, the son of Louis Duval and Cecelia Wright Senat of Philadelphia.

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Prosper Louis Senat (Pennsylvania, 1852-1925),

Gouache, watercolor and whitening Gouache, watercolor and whitening on paper, signed and inscribed "Amalfi" at lower right, presented under glass in an attractive gilt composition frame.

Prosper Louis Senat (Pennsylvania, 1852-1925), Watercolor and gouache on paper, signed and inscribed at lower left "Prosper L. Senat / Capri ," numbered 26 at lower right, presented under glass in likely original gilded oak frame. SS 27 x in.; DOA x 26 in. Private Collection from a New England home. No apparent condition concerns - not examined out of the frame. $1, - 2,

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