Albert Malet (1912-1986) - Paysage Ecole de Rouen






Master in early Renaissance Italian painting with internship at Sotheby’s and 15 years' experience.
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Oil painting on cardboard titled Paysage Ecole de Rouen by French artist Albert Malet (1912–1986), from the 1930s, a landscape scene, signed, an original edition, France, in good condition, measuring 35 × 27 cm.
Description from the seller
We present to you this oil painting on cardboard depicting a woodland landscape in autumn colors, signed by the artist Albert Malet (1912–1986).
The work depicts a forest path lined with trees in warm tones. The signature A. Malet is present at the bottom left, and the back of the cardboard bears the handwritten inscription Albert Malet / Ec Rouen.
Title of the work: Autumn Woodland
Technique: Oil on cardboard
Period: 20th century (Rouen School)
Albert Malet (1912–1986) is a major French landscape painter associated with the renowned Rouen School. A pupil of Robert Antoine Pinchon, he inherited from his master the passion for painting on location, the mastery of Normandy light, and a generous palette with post-Impressionist accents. His woodland landscapes, riverbank scenes along the Seine, and Norman countryside are distinguished by the richness of their texture and their great poetic sensitivity.
Seller's Story
We present to you this oil painting on cardboard depicting a woodland landscape in autumn colors, signed by the artist Albert Malet (1912–1986).
The work depicts a forest path lined with trees in warm tones. The signature A. Malet is present at the bottom left, and the back of the cardboard bears the handwritten inscription Albert Malet / Ec Rouen.
Title of the work: Autumn Woodland
Technique: Oil on cardboard
Period: 20th century (Rouen School)
Albert Malet (1912–1986) is a major French landscape painter associated with the renowned Rouen School. A pupil of Robert Antoine Pinchon, he inherited from his master the passion for painting on location, the mastery of Normandy light, and a generous palette with post-Impressionist accents. His woodland landscapes, riverbank scenes along the Seine, and Norman countryside are distinguished by the richness of their texture and their great poetic sensitivity.
