Armand Jamar. (1870-1940) - Gros temps à Blankenberghe





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Gros temps à Blankenberghe, an oil on canvas by Armand Jamar (Belgium), 1939, 1930–1940 period, Expressionism; canvas 38×46 cm, framed 49×57 cm, signed bottom right, sold with frame by Galerie.
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Oil on canvas painting by Armand Jamar. On the verso the title "Gros temps à Blankenberghe". In perfect condition. Signed and dated 1939 in the lower right. Canvas size: 38 by 46 cm. Framed: 49 by 57 cm. Shipping possible.
From Arto:
JAMAR Armand
Liège 1870-Sint-Gillis 1946. An Expressionist painter of interiors, seascapes, landscapes, cityscapes, as well as religious and secular cycles. Lawyer. Trained at the Liège Academy (1894, E. Carpentier, A. de Witte). Travels through Europe, North Africa and the United States. Works in France, the Netherlands, Spain and Italy. Works in our country in the Ardennes and on the Coast. Debuts as an impressionist but evolves into a personal expressionism with a very free brushwork. Settles in 1904 in Schaerbeek. Regularly participates in the Antwerp, Brussels and Ghent Salons. In the 1970s he was honored with a series of retrospectives in various cities across the country. Works in the Museums of Antwerp, Charleroi and Liège, Rouen and Lille.
Oil on canvas painting by Armand Jamar. On the verso the title "Gros temps à Blankenberghe". In perfect condition. Signed and dated 1939 in the lower right. Canvas size: 38 by 46 cm. Framed: 49 by 57 cm. Shipping possible.
From Arto:
JAMAR Armand
Liège 1870-Sint-Gillis 1946. An Expressionist painter of interiors, seascapes, landscapes, cityscapes, as well as religious and secular cycles. Lawyer. Trained at the Liège Academy (1894, E. Carpentier, A. de Witte). Travels through Europe, North Africa and the United States. Works in France, the Netherlands, Spain and Italy. Works in our country in the Ardennes and on the Coast. Debuts as an impressionist but evolves into a personal expressionism with a very free brushwork. Settles in 1904 in Schaerbeek. Regularly participates in the Antwerp, Brussels and Ghent Salons. In the 1970s he was honored with a series of retrospectives in various cities across the country. Works in the Museums of Antwerp, Charleroi and Liège, Rouen and Lille.

