Eugene Accard (1824-1888) - Young lady with a parrot






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Oil painting by French artist Eugene Accard (1824–1888), titled Young Lady with a Parrot, from the 19th century, depicting an interior scene, measuring 39 cm high by 33 cm wide, oil on panel with the original gilt frame and sold with frame.
Description from the seller
Oil painting by famous accomplished French painter of genre scenes, costume paintings, and portraits of society ladies. He was well-admired during his lifetime and exhibited regularly at the Paris Salon.
Our work is artist's preparatory sketch to his famous large work ”Young Lady with a Parrot”, sold by Sothebys, Paris on 21.06.2018 for 15 000 €.
The artist was exhibited:
Paris Salon, Fine Arts Exhibition in Rouen.
Public Collections
University of Michigan Museum of Art, National Art Museum of Moldova, Museum of Fine Art in Nice.
Timeline:
1824
Born in Bordeaux, France.
Studied under Abel de Pujol (1785-1861) in Paris.
Studied at the École des Beaux-arts under Léon Cogniet (1794-1880).
1846
Debuted at the Paris Salon where he exhibited regularly until 1887.
1862
Reviewed in Le Journal des livres : revue bibliographique.
“Mr. Eugène Accard, whose paintings have already been noticed at the Palais de l'Industrie, during the exhibition of 1861, is a young painter of recognized talent. The care with which the poses of his characters are studied, the simple elegance with which their rich costumes are draped, denote a precision of drawing and a certainty of brushwork which are the hallmark of the true artist, a worthy student of Abel de Pujol; to these qualities, which are the fruit of observation, conscientious study and serious work.
Mr. Accard adds another merit, rarer perhaps, because he is rather a gift of nature that the result that a painter can obtain through meditation and perseverance, we want to talk about colour. Mr. Accard was born a colorist. He knows how to find on his palette the freshest and warmest tones at the same time, without being garish and harmonising with great happiness and skill; its velvets, its satins are of a brilliance and a truth which produces a complete illusion to the eye; it would be fabric if it wasn't paint. The scene from Molière that Mr. Accard has just recalled on canvas, will be a charming ornament in the gallery of an amateur or in the boudoir of a little mistress.”
1864
Awarded a medal at an exhibition in Rouen.
1868
Reviewed in Les Salons, dessins autographes: Exposition des beaux-arts, Paris.
Literature: artist lexicons: by Thieme/Becker, by Prof.H.Fuchs and by Saur.
Inscription: signed lower right.
Technique: oil on wood, original period gilt frame.
Measurements: unframed w 8 1/2" x h 10 3/4"(21,8 x 27,5 cm), framed 13" x 15 1/3"( 33 x 39 cm).
Condition: in good condition.
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Seller's Story
Oil painting by famous accomplished French painter of genre scenes, costume paintings, and portraits of society ladies. He was well-admired during his lifetime and exhibited regularly at the Paris Salon.
Our work is artist's preparatory sketch to his famous large work ”Young Lady with a Parrot”, sold by Sothebys, Paris on 21.06.2018 for 15 000 €.
The artist was exhibited:
Paris Salon, Fine Arts Exhibition in Rouen.
Public Collections
University of Michigan Museum of Art, National Art Museum of Moldova, Museum of Fine Art in Nice.
Timeline:
1824
Born in Bordeaux, France.
Studied under Abel de Pujol (1785-1861) in Paris.
Studied at the École des Beaux-arts under Léon Cogniet (1794-1880).
1846
Debuted at the Paris Salon where he exhibited regularly until 1887.
1862
Reviewed in Le Journal des livres : revue bibliographique.
“Mr. Eugène Accard, whose paintings have already been noticed at the Palais de l'Industrie, during the exhibition of 1861, is a young painter of recognized talent. The care with which the poses of his characters are studied, the simple elegance with which their rich costumes are draped, denote a precision of drawing and a certainty of brushwork which are the hallmark of the true artist, a worthy student of Abel de Pujol; to these qualities, which are the fruit of observation, conscientious study and serious work.
Mr. Accard adds another merit, rarer perhaps, because he is rather a gift of nature that the result that a painter can obtain through meditation and perseverance, we want to talk about colour. Mr. Accard was born a colorist. He knows how to find on his palette the freshest and warmest tones at the same time, without being garish and harmonising with great happiness and skill; its velvets, its satins are of a brilliance and a truth which produces a complete illusion to the eye; it would be fabric if it wasn't paint. The scene from Molière that Mr. Accard has just recalled on canvas, will be a charming ornament in the gallery of an amateur or in the boudoir of a little mistress.”
1864
Awarded a medal at an exhibition in Rouen.
1868
Reviewed in Les Salons, dessins autographes: Exposition des beaux-arts, Paris.
Literature: artist lexicons: by Thieme/Becker, by Prof.H.Fuchs and by Saur.
Inscription: signed lower right.
Technique: oil on wood, original period gilt frame.
Measurements: unframed w 8 1/2" x h 10 3/4"(21,8 x 27,5 cm), framed 13" x 15 1/3"( 33 x 39 cm).
Condition: in good condition.
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