École Française (XX) - Nature morte de fleurs II
Pictura Auctions presents this magnificent work of art from the French school (we believe it may be a work by Jeanne de Labaume) in which a beautiful still life from the early 20th century is represented. There is a very remarkable pictorial quality in the work.
· Edition 2/2 of the collection.
· The measurements of this work with frame are: 41x35x6 cm.
· The measurements of this work without a frame are: 26x21 cm.
· This is an oil painting on canvas hand-signed by the painter in the lower left margin, Labaume.
· This piece is in excellent condition.
The work is sold with a beautiful frame (included in the auction as a gift) .
It comes from a private collection in Girona.
The painting will be perfectly packed by an IVEX professional and sent by Correos or GLS with your unique tracking code. Shipping worldwide.
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The painting is a captivating still life of flowers, where the background is bright and the flowers stand out with yellow tones, creating a bright and cheerful atmosphere. The marked and dynamic brushstrokes give life to the flowers, transmitting a sensation of vitality and movement.
In the center of the composition, yellow flowers capture attention with their warm and vibrant hues. The petals seem to dance on the fabric, thanks to the visible brushstrokes that suggest an expressive technique. The variety of yellow tones, from soft cream to bright gold, creates a charming contrast with the light background, filling the work with light and energy.
The use of marked and expressive brushstrokes suggests an impressionist or possibly post-impressionist influence, where the emphasis on light and color is fundamental. Each brushstroke contributes to the emotional representation of the flowers and their natural beauty.
As for the provenance and historical context of the painting, the inscription on the back of the frame with the phrase "bateau lavoir" is intriguing. The Bateau-Lavoir was a famous building in the Montmartre neighborhood of Paris, where revolutionary artists such as Picasso, Matisse and others met and worked at the turn of the century. This place became known as a center of creativity and artistic experimentation, influencing movements such as Cubism and Fauvism.
The presence of this inscription suggests a potential connection to the artistic environment of the Bateau-Lavoir and its legacy. It is possible that the painting was associated with this significant historical context, which adds depth and value to the work as a visual testament to a momentous era in the history of modern art.
The presence of this inscription on the reverse of the frame suggests a possible association with the artistic and cultural environment of the Bateau-Lavoir. It could indicate that the painting was created or at least was present in this relevant historical context, which adds additional value to the piece as a testament to a significant time and place in art history.
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Pictura Auctions presents this magnificent work of art from the French school (we believe it may be a work by Jeanne de Labaume) in which a beautiful still life from the early 20th century is represented. There is a very remarkable pictorial quality in the work.
· Edition 2/2 of the collection.
· The measurements of this work with frame are: 41x35x6 cm.
· The measurements of this work without a frame are: 26x21 cm.
· This is an oil painting on canvas hand-signed by the painter in the lower left margin, Labaume.
· This piece is in excellent condition.
The work is sold with a beautiful frame (included in the auction as a gift) .
It comes from a private collection in Girona.
The painting will be perfectly packed by an IVEX professional and sent by Correos or GLS with your unique tracking code. Shipping worldwide.
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The painting is a captivating still life of flowers, where the background is bright and the flowers stand out with yellow tones, creating a bright and cheerful atmosphere. The marked and dynamic brushstrokes give life to the flowers, transmitting a sensation of vitality and movement.
In the center of the composition, yellow flowers capture attention with their warm and vibrant hues. The petals seem to dance on the fabric, thanks to the visible brushstrokes that suggest an expressive technique. The variety of yellow tones, from soft cream to bright gold, creates a charming contrast with the light background, filling the work with light and energy.
The use of marked and expressive brushstrokes suggests an impressionist or possibly post-impressionist influence, where the emphasis on light and color is fundamental. Each brushstroke contributes to the emotional representation of the flowers and their natural beauty.
As for the provenance and historical context of the painting, the inscription on the back of the frame with the phrase "bateau lavoir" is intriguing. The Bateau-Lavoir was a famous building in the Montmartre neighborhood of Paris, where revolutionary artists such as Picasso, Matisse and others met and worked at the turn of the century. This place became known as a center of creativity and artistic experimentation, influencing movements such as Cubism and Fauvism.
The presence of this inscription suggests a potential connection to the artistic environment of the Bateau-Lavoir and its legacy. It is possible that the painting was associated with this significant historical context, which adds depth and value to the work as a visual testament to a momentous era in the history of modern art.
The presence of this inscription on the reverse of the frame suggests a possible association with the artistic and cultural environment of the Bateau-Lavoir. It could indicate that the painting was created or at least was present in this relevant historical context, which adds additional value to the piece as a testament to a significant time and place in art history.
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