Paysage (non situé) 

Fernand Combes, a French painter known for his landscapes, created this charming watercolor titled "Paysage (non situé)". The painting depicts a picturesque scene of a village nestled amidst rolling hills, with a river flowing in the foreground. The buildings in the village are painted in warm tones, creating a sense of tranquility and charm, reminiscent of the Impressionist movement. Combes’s style was influenced by the French landscapes of the 19th century, but he also infused his work with personal sensitivity. While the painting lacks a specific location, the artist expertly captures the essence of rural life, highlighting the beauty of the natural world.