Léon Heymann (1890-1963) - Portrait de danseuse - Cabaret






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Portrait de danseuse - Cabaret by Léon Heymann (France, 1925), in fusain with pastel, signed, original edition, portrait, 61 × 46 cm, condition État correct.
Description from the seller
We present to you this superb original drawing depicting the portrait of an elegant woman with a powerful gaze, created by French artist Léon Heymann (1890-1963) and dated 1925.
The work fits perfectly within the captivating aesthetics of the Roaring Twenties.
Artist: Léon Heymann (1890-1963)
Title: Portrait of a woman with a powerful gaze
Technique: Charcoal, pastels and gouache
Signed "Léon Heymann" at the bottom right
Format: 61 x 46 cm
Condition: border with an animated edge (a flaw easily masked with a mat)
French painter and draftsman, Léon Heymann distinguished himself at the beginning of the 20th century with his anatomical studies, his sensibly rendered nudes, and his portraits capturing Parisian life. His line works, drawn with a sharp eye, testify to a keen sense of observation and a mastery of the graphic arts of the Art Deco era.
Seller's Story
We present to you this superb original drawing depicting the portrait of an elegant woman with a powerful gaze, created by French artist Léon Heymann (1890-1963) and dated 1925.
The work fits perfectly within the captivating aesthetics of the Roaring Twenties.
Artist: Léon Heymann (1890-1963)
Title: Portrait of a woman with a powerful gaze
Technique: Charcoal, pastels and gouache
Signed "Léon Heymann" at the bottom right
Format: 61 x 46 cm
Condition: border with an animated edge (a flaw easily masked with a mat)
French painter and draftsman, Léon Heymann distinguished himself at the beginning of the 20th century with his anatomical studies, his sensibly rendered nudes, and his portraits capturing Parisian life. His line works, drawn with a sharp eye, testify to a keen sense of observation and a mastery of the graphic arts of the Art Deco era.
