Mathilde Adé (1877-1953) - Conversazione al tè






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Conversazione al tè, περίοδος 1940-1950, τεχνική μικτή (μελάνι, γκουάς και κάρβουνο σε χαρτί), Γερμανία, με πλαίσιο.
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Mathilde Adé (1877-1953)
Conversation at tea
Ink, gouache and charcoal on paper.
Signed in lower left.
Dimensions: 39 × 49 cm (visible); 50 × 58 cm (with frame).
Elegant genre scene depicting two women of high society seated around a tea service in an refined interior. Dressed in fashionable 1920s–1930s outfits, they converse in an intimate and worldly atmosphere. The nervous brushwork, enriched by light touches of gouache, gives the composition remarkable liveliness, while the shadows created with charcoal emphasize the elegance of the silhouettes and the refinement of the furnishings.
The work testifies to Mathilde Adé’s talent for portraying elegant life and feminine scenes, a theme particularly appreciated in illustration and decorative arts in the first half of the 20th century. The composition evokes the universe of fashion magazines and Parisian illustrations of the interwar period, where the refinement of poses and the attention to clothing details occupy a central place.
Conditions of sale, packaging and shipping:
Frame: If the work is provided framed, the frame should be regarded as a courteous gift offered to the buyer in every respect. Any pre-existing defects on the frame are not reported and the frame is not covered by insurance. Therefore, no claims or refund requests will be accepted for any damage to the frame during transport.
Shipping: The work will be packed with the utmost care. Please note that the work will be shipped from Geneva (Switzerland). For international shipments (outside Switzerland), all customs duties, VAT and import taxes are entirely the responsibility of the buyer. Please also note that customs procedures may cause slight delays in delivery.
In-person pickup: Strongly recommended and gladly accepted free in-person pickup in Geneva, which represents the safest option with no transport-related risks for the artwork.
Mathilde Adé (1877-1953)
Conversation at tea
Ink, gouache and charcoal on paper.
Signed in lower left.
Dimensions: 39 × 49 cm (visible); 50 × 58 cm (with frame).
Elegant genre scene depicting two women of high society seated around a tea service in an refined interior. Dressed in fashionable 1920s–1930s outfits, they converse in an intimate and worldly atmosphere. The nervous brushwork, enriched by light touches of gouache, gives the composition remarkable liveliness, while the shadows created with charcoal emphasize the elegance of the silhouettes and the refinement of the furnishings.
The work testifies to Mathilde Adé’s talent for portraying elegant life and feminine scenes, a theme particularly appreciated in illustration and decorative arts in the first half of the 20th century. The composition evokes the universe of fashion magazines and Parisian illustrations of the interwar period, where the refinement of poses and the attention to clothing details occupy a central place.
Conditions of sale, packaging and shipping:
Frame: If the work is provided framed, the frame should be regarded as a courteous gift offered to the buyer in every respect. Any pre-existing defects on the frame are not reported and the frame is not covered by insurance. Therefore, no claims or refund requests will be accepted for any damage to the frame during transport.
Shipping: The work will be packed with the utmost care. Please note that the work will be shipped from Geneva (Switzerland). For international shipments (outside Switzerland), all customs duties, VAT and import taxes are entirely the responsibility of the buyer. Please also note that customs procedures may cause slight delays in delivery.
In-person pickup: Strongly recommended and gladly accepted free in-person pickup in Geneva, which represents the safest option with no transport-related risks for the artwork.
