Attributed to Amélie DAUBIGNY, née d’AUTEL (1795–1861) Peaches and plums on a marble entablature Panel of burl walnut 23.5 x 19 cm Original frame, in molded and gilded oak Signed lower right “?a.L. d’hautel?”; label on the reverse of the burl “?A la palette flamande Malaine / Paris?” Amélie d’Autel was a student of Louis-François Aubry and Jean-Pierre Granger and exhibited at the Paris Salon from 1831 (where she won a medal) through 1844. She married the miniaturist Pierre Daubigny and continued to work with him. We thank Michel Raskin, a descendant of Charles François Daubigny, for bringing the attribution to our attention and for providing us with details about the artist.