I agree with Ideefixe about the painting being someone's Grand Tour souvenier. In this case, I believe it's from Florence (Firenze). Some of those have become quite valuable, so it's worth looking into. After looking at the signature closely, I googled Luigi Bigazzi and found some information. Apparently there was an Italian artist of that name born in 1814, so the timelines look like they might fit. And on Artline, there's a painting done by an artist of that name (oil on cardboard) that strongly resembles yours that sold at auction in 1999. That should certainly be enough to get you started -- Here is a link that might be useful: Bigazzi on Artnet

I hope this isn't heresy. To me, it's the three photos that throw everything off - in each of the shown arrangements. I'm a little torn on using two rounds, although staggered at different heights offset by the taller candles seems to mitigate that somewhat. I'd keep the clock in the middle and find something with bulk - a piece of crockery or a preserving jar or pottery piece to companion with the metal can. To my eye, you don't need much else. I think I'm looking for something bright too - like branches with orange or red berries (bittersweet or pyracantha or...) rather than the grass plumes.

Here's a free one...you can pay for others for more features...I haven't personally tried any kind of painting...but i may try this... Image Forge-standard http://www.cursorarts.com/ca_imw_c.html Juanita

Hi Pirula, I did look in Schoolhouse. I love their lghts and hae some classic flushmounts from them in my kitchen. The problem is that for this bathroom, I need something that does not project too much and possibly pointing up. BTW, the paint is Elephant's breath and I really like how soft it looks. Thanks to Pal for that suggestion. The second and third pics are just the plastered drywall. I will try to get some more recent pics. I also have a small chandy there, that may be useful to consider when picking the sconces.