Louis Neillot (1898-1973) - Nature morte aux pommes
\Artist: Louis Neillot (1898-1973)
Technique: Oil on canvas\Signature: Hand signed\Dimensions: 60_73_0_cm
Louis NEILLOT (1898-1973) “Nature morte aux pommes”, 1922 Oil on canvas Measurements: 60 x 73 cm Signed and dated on the top right. Certificate of authenticity from Mrs Juliette Constantin Neillot, daughter of the artist. Painting in perfect state of preservation. Original canvas with a sketch on the back. Modern invisible angle frame. Size with the frame: 75 x 88 cm Sold with invoice and certificate. Fast and secure shipping with insurance. Louis NEILLOT Was born February 10, 1898 in Vichy (Allier) . Died on December 24,1973 in Paris. Painter of nudes, landscapes, still lifes, flowers, watercolourist, illustrator. Drafted at a very young age during WWI, he began exhibiting, in 1920, in Paris, at the Salon des Indépendants, of which he became vice-president; salon d’Automne, of which he was a member; salon des Tuileries, from its founding. In addition, he participated in the exhibitions of the Artistes du temps Présent, at the Petit-Palais Museum; he was a member of the jury at the 1937 exhibition, on the occasion of the Universal Exhibition in Paris. He showed sets of his paintings in solo exhibitions, in Paris, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Detroit, Cologne, etc. In 1932, he was awarded the Blumenthal Prize. He had a prolific career as a illustrator: “Fables” by L. Mirande ; “Sans rime, mais non sans raison” by F. Clar ; “Le Sel de la terre” and “Les Anges noirs” by Raymond Escholier; “Les Chemins des cercles” by Raymond Roussel. Painter, his work is split between many landscapes of his native Bourbon, still lifes with sometimes flowers and fruits, and nudes. In the course of his evolution, Louis Neillot has remained attached to the search for structures inscribed in nature, in their transposition into painting to reconcile balance and dynamism, in the use of colour to make room for the symbolic and the expressive. (E; Benézit - Dictionnaire des peintres, sculpteurs, dessinateurs et graveurs) The works of Louis Neillot are present in many French and foreign museums.
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\Artist: Louis Neillot (1898-1973)
Technique: Oil on canvas\Signature: Hand signed\Dimensions: 60_73_0_cm
Louis NEILLOT (1898-1973) “Nature morte aux pommes”, 1922 Oil on canvas Measurements: 60 x 73 cm Signed and dated on the top right. Certificate of authenticity from Mrs Juliette Constantin Neillot, daughter of the artist. Painting in perfect state of preservation. Original canvas with a sketch on the back. Modern invisible angle frame. Size with the frame: 75 x 88 cm Sold with invoice and certificate. Fast and secure shipping with insurance. Louis NEILLOT Was born February 10, 1898 in Vichy (Allier) . Died on December 24,1973 in Paris. Painter of nudes, landscapes, still lifes, flowers, watercolourist, illustrator. Drafted at a very young age during WWI, he began exhibiting, in 1920, in Paris, at the Salon des Indépendants, of which he became vice-president; salon d’Automne, of which he was a member; salon des Tuileries, from its founding. In addition, he participated in the exhibitions of the Artistes du temps Présent, at the Petit-Palais Museum; he was a member of the jury at the 1937 exhibition, on the occasion of the Universal Exhibition in Paris. He showed sets of his paintings in solo exhibitions, in Paris, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Detroit, Cologne, etc. In 1932, he was awarded the Blumenthal Prize. He had a prolific career as a illustrator: “Fables” by L. Mirande ; “Sans rime, mais non sans raison” by F. Clar ; “Le Sel de la terre” and “Les Anges noirs” by Raymond Escholier; “Les Chemins des cercles” by Raymond Roussel. Painter, his work is split between many landscapes of his native Bourbon, still lifes with sometimes flowers and fruits, and nudes. In the course of his evolution, Louis Neillot has remained attached to the search for structures inscribed in nature, in their transposition into painting to reconcile balance and dynamism, in the use of colour to make room for the symbolic and the expressive. (E; Benézit - Dictionnaire des peintres, sculpteurs, dessinateurs et graveurs) The works of Louis Neillot are present in many French and foreign museums.
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