Bruno Retaux (1947) - Souk couvert . Marrakech Maroc

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Souk couvert. Marrakech, Morocco, oil on panel (24 × 33 cm), signed bottom right by B. Retaux, 1980–1990, original edition, in good condition, country of origin France, weight 700 g.

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Oil on panel measuring 24.5 x 33.5 cm, signed at the lower right (by B Retaux) and bearing on the back the workshop stamp as well as an inventory number. It represents, as is often the case with Orientalist painters, a view of Morocco. An artist of some repute, a friend of André Hambourg and Maurice Boitel, two laureates of the Ab El Tif prize for Orientalist painting in Algiers. Sold without a frame.

Oil on panel signed lower right (or left) and with studio stamp on the back. Listed artist, sold by the artist.

Oil on panel measuring 24.5 x 33.5 cm, signed at the lower right (by B Retaux) and bearing on the back the workshop stamp as well as an inventory number. It represents, as is often the case with Orientalist painters, a view of Morocco. An artist of some repute, a friend of André Hambourg and Maurice Boitel, two laureates of the Ab El Tif prize for Orientalist painting in Algiers. Sold without a frame.

Oil on panel signed lower right (or left) and with studio stamp on the back. Listed artist, sold by the artist.

Details

Artist
Bruno Retaux (1947)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Souk couvert . Marrakech Maroc
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition
Height
24 cm
Width
33 cm
Weight
700 g
Period
1980-1990
FranceVerified
1029
Objects sold
97.62%
Private

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