Parisian Street Scene with Eiffel Tower

This is a large-format landscape oil or acrylic painting on canvas, depicting a bustling Parisian street scene with the Eiffel Tower centered in the background. The style is heavily influenced by the Impressionist or Post-Impressionist traditions, specifically reminiscent of early 20th-century streetscapes by artists like Antoine Blanchard or Edouard Cortes. The palette is dominated by muted grays, browns, and ochres, contrasted by glowing yellow light emanating from shop windows on the left and a hazy, overcast sky. The brushwork is expressive and impasto, utilizes thick applications of paint to create texture, particularly in the reflective wet pavement and the foliage of the central tree. The composition features Haussmann-style architecture on both sides of the street, with a horse-drawn carriage and several pedestrian figures rendered in a stylistic, non-detailed manner to suggest movement and atmosphere. The artwork is housed in a contemporary, heavy wood-tone frame with beaded inner-border detailing and a slight metallic bronze sheen. While no clear signature is visible in this view, the execution suggests a decor-market origin from the late 20th or early 21st century designed to capture a vintage aesthetic. The condition appears sound with no visible tears or significant flaking, though there is a slight yellowish cast that may indicate a need for light cleaning or be an intentional part of the aged finish.