Description Oil on panel Dedicated, signed and dated in the lower left corner: "A mon ami P.Emile/D. de Regoyos/1881". On the back, an old label dedicated, signed, located "Paris" and dated Since the painter Darío de Regoyos began in 1879 and until 1883, his trips to Brussels and return to the Basque Country, to complete his training, it was always thought that his stay in Paris it would be transit, but recently discovered data confirm that this was not the case, in this capital in those years he made new friends and carried out multiple works, all of them dedicated to his new friends, among whom were: the great composer Charles Bordes (1863-1909), the painter Paul Émile Sautai (1842-1901) whose work is owned by the Museo del Pardo and the distinguished engineer Jean Maurice Émile Baudot (1845-1903), who invented the telegraph device and the Baudot code (Baudio unit of measurement that was the key in telecommunications). This unpublished work, (which for reasons of generational change has appeared on the market) was carried out in 1881 and was dedicated "To mon ami P Emile" by the aforementioned French painter, which represents a view of the Pont Royal in Paris and in the background the silhouette of the dome of the Petit Palais. Regoyos chose his favorite theme, a light effect, in which a mist surrounds the buildings and trees on the banks of the Seine, focusing his vision on the great bridge possibly taken from a boat, achieving a very harmonious scene between the sky and its clouds, the silhouette of the buildings and autumn trees and the light on the bridge. The signature that Regoyos used in those years stands out in this work, in which the use of triangular-shaped letters can be appreciated both in the "D", the "d", the "R" as well as in the "e" the "g" in which its lower part goes back. We thank Don Juan San Nicolás for his help in cataloging this lot. Measurements: 60.5 x 73 cm