Stephane Wrobel (1927–2007) - Stadsgezicht Parijs





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Original watercolor titled 'Stadsgezicht Parijs' by Stéphane Wrobel (1927–2007), an impressionist view of a Paris quay, 1975, France, multicoloured, signed, sold with frame, 53 × 63 cm, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
This is the signature of the French artist Stéphane Wrobel (1927–2007).
Characteristics of the artwork
• The artist: Stéphane Wrobel was a well-known French impressionist painter and watercolourist. His work was, among others, purchased by American President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who was charmed by his lively Parisian cityscapes. [1, 2]
• The depiction: The painting shows a typical Parisian scene along the banks of the Seine (Quai de Seine). On the left you can see the characteristic green kiosks of the bouquinistes (booksellers) and in the background one of the iconic Parisian bridges. [1]
• The signature: Bottom left is his distinctive signature "Stéphane Wrobel", written in a flowing, elegant script where the first name is clearly readable and the last name ends with a distinctive underscored stroke.
This is the signature of the French artist Stéphane Wrobel (1927–2007).
Characteristics of the artwork
• The artist: Stéphane Wrobel was a well-known French impressionist painter and watercolourist. His work was, among others, purchased by American President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who was charmed by his lively Parisian cityscapes. [1, 2]
• The depiction: The painting shows a typical Parisian scene along the banks of the Seine (Quai de Seine). On the left you can see the characteristic green kiosks of the bouquinistes (booksellers) and in the background one of the iconic Parisian bridges. [1]
• The signature: Bottom left is his distinctive signature "Stéphane Wrobel", written in a flowing, elegant script where the first name is clearly readable and the last name ends with a distinctive underscored stroke.

