Julien t' Felt (1874–1933) - La Dentelière
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La Dentelière, an oil on canvas painting by Belgian artist Julien t' Felt (1874–1933), 75 × 65 cm with frame, signed at the bottom right, in excellent condition, weight 1 kg, Classique style, sold with frame by Galerie, Original edition.
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Oil on canvas, depicting passers-by looking at a signed lacemaker
Julien t' Felt (1874–1933)
Julien t' Felt (1874–1933) was a prominent Belgian painter, poster artist, and lithographer. Born in Ghent on November 14, 1874, he was the youngest son of Charles t' Felt, founder of a printing house where Julien first drew on a lithographic stone at age five. He studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp from 1888 to 1894 under masters such as Charles Boom and Karel Verlat.
While his painting style remained traditional, t' Felt achieved significant success in applied arts, particularly in poster design. He debuted as a painter at the 1894 Antwerp World Exhibition. His favorite subjects included portraits and animals, with the Antwerp Zoo serving as a primary inspiration. During World War I, he fled to the Netherlands and England, painting war scenes and portraits of officers before returning to France and eventually Belgium. He died in Antwerp on February 14, 1933
dimensions de l'œuvre : sans cadre : 70 cm x 60 cm
: avec cadre : 75 cm x 65 cm
l'œuvre est signée en bas à droite
Résultats d'adjudication de Julien T'FELT en Peinture :
Le port d’Anvers
Julien T'FELT
Huile/toile
60,5 x 70 cm
Estimation: 1 000 € - 1 250 €
Prix au marteau: 1 400 €
10/09/2013
Bernaerts Auctioneers
Nu
Julien T'FELT
Huile/toile
62 x 50,5 cm
Estimation: 500 € - 600 €
Prix au marteau: 700 €
17/02/2015
Bernaerts Auctioneers
"Femme au voile".
Julien T'FELT
Huile/toile
60 x 70 cm
Estimation: 700 € - 900 €
Prix au marteau: 550 €
11/12/2012
Horta
'Tête-de-tigre'
Julien T'FELT
Huile/toile
60 x 50 cm
Prix au marteau: 260 €
19/06/2018
Bernaerts Auctioneers
Oil on canvas, depicting passers-by looking at a signed lacemaker
Julien t' Felt (1874–1933)
Julien t' Felt (1874–1933) was a prominent Belgian painter, poster artist, and lithographer. Born in Ghent on November 14, 1874, he was the youngest son of Charles t' Felt, founder of a printing house where Julien first drew on a lithographic stone at age five. He studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp from 1888 to 1894 under masters such as Charles Boom and Karel Verlat.
While his painting style remained traditional, t' Felt achieved significant success in applied arts, particularly in poster design. He debuted as a painter at the 1894 Antwerp World Exhibition. His favorite subjects included portraits and animals, with the Antwerp Zoo serving as a primary inspiration. During World War I, he fled to the Netherlands and England, painting war scenes and portraits of officers before returning to France and eventually Belgium. He died in Antwerp on February 14, 1933
dimensions de l'œuvre : sans cadre : 70 cm x 60 cm
: avec cadre : 75 cm x 65 cm
l'œuvre est signée en bas à droite
Résultats d'adjudication de Julien T'FELT en Peinture :
Le port d’Anvers
Julien T'FELT
Huile/toile
60,5 x 70 cm
Estimation: 1 000 € - 1 250 €
Prix au marteau: 1 400 €
10/09/2013
Bernaerts Auctioneers
Nu
Julien T'FELT
Huile/toile
62 x 50,5 cm
Estimation: 500 € - 600 €
Prix au marteau: 700 €
17/02/2015
Bernaerts Auctioneers
"Femme au voile".
Julien T'FELT
Huile/toile
60 x 70 cm
Estimation: 700 € - 900 €
Prix au marteau: 550 €
11/12/2012
Horta
'Tête-de-tigre'
Julien T'FELT
Huile/toile
60 x 50 cm
Prix au marteau: 260 €
19/06/2018
Bernaerts Auctioneers
Details
Artist
Julien t' Felt (1874–1933)
Sold with frame
Yes
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Edition
Original
Title of artwork
La Dentelière
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Belgium
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
75 cm
Width
65 cm
Weight
1 kg
Style
Classical
Period
1920-1930
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