Eugène Galien-Laloue (1854-1941) - La cueilleuse de champignons

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La cueilleuse de champignons, an oil on canvas work by Eugène Galien-Laloue (hand-signed), from the XIXe siècle period, France, in the Impressionist style, depicting a mushroom picker at the forest edge, sold with frame, 64 cm high by 79 cm wide.

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Ravishing landscape by Eugène GALIEN LALOUE, large scale, signed under his pseudonym KERMAINGUY (his oils are almost always signed with a pseudonym; Dupuy and Galiany are the most well-known, but also Lievin, Kermainguy, Lenoir, Michel and several others rarely used).

There is depicted a mushroom picker, carrying baskets and walking at the forest edge, among rocky blocks, a setting reminiscent of certain Fontainebleau forest landscapes.

Eugène GALIEN LALOUE was a prolific painter; while he is more renowned for his Parisian gouaches, highly sought after and which can fetch several tens of thousands of euros, he also painted a large number of landscapes and seascapes throughout his many travels in France.

KEY FEATURES OF THE PAINTING:
- Large format
- Beautiful luminosity
- Presence of a figure
- Clean work (no restoration needed)

Oil on canvas

49 x 65 cm (with frame from the 20th c. OFFERED, approx. 79 x 64 cm)

Signed bottom right "E.KERMAINGUY"

Very good overall condition, on its original canvas, clean work, a small restoration and some repaints on the edges of the canvas to note, with no visual consequences

Photos taken in natural light

AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED - Sale with invoice from our gallery

The COINET gallery specializes in 19th and 20th century paintings and drawings, and is currently preparing the catalog raisonné of the painter Ferdinand GUELDRY

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Ravishing landscape by Eugène GALIEN LALOUE, large scale, signed under his pseudonym KERMAINGUY (his oils are almost always signed with a pseudonym; Dupuy and Galiany are the most well-known, but also Lievin, Kermainguy, Lenoir, Michel and several others rarely used).

There is depicted a mushroom picker, carrying baskets and walking at the forest edge, among rocky blocks, a setting reminiscent of certain Fontainebleau forest landscapes.

Eugène GALIEN LALOUE was a prolific painter; while he is more renowned for his Parisian gouaches, highly sought after and which can fetch several tens of thousands of euros, he also painted a large number of landscapes and seascapes throughout his many travels in France.

KEY FEATURES OF THE PAINTING:
- Large format
- Beautiful luminosity
- Presence of a figure
- Clean work (no restoration needed)

Oil on canvas

49 x 65 cm (with frame from the 20th c. OFFERED, approx. 79 x 64 cm)

Signed bottom right "E.KERMAINGUY"

Very good overall condition, on its original canvas, clean work, a small restoration and some repaints on the edges of the canvas to note, with no visual consequences

Photos taken in natural light

AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED - Sale with invoice from our gallery

The COINET gallery specializes in 19th and 20th century paintings and drawings, and is currently preparing the catalog raisonné of the painter Ferdinand GUELDRY

SHIPPING in secure packaging worldwide

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Artist
Eugène Galien-Laloue (1854-1941)
Title of artwork
La cueilleuse de champignons
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
64 cm
Width
79 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Impressionism
Period
19th century
AndorraVerified
Private

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