Henri Maurice Cahours (1899-1974) - Vor Anker liegend





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Vor Anker liegend is an oil painting by Henri Maurice Cahours (1930–1940) from France, in late Impressionist style, depicting a seascape; 54 cm high by 62 cm wide, framed, in good condition, signed, original edition.
Description from the seller
The painting is a typical harbor scene by the French late-impressionist painter Henri Maurice Cahours (1889–1974).
It captivates with its characteristic, subdued color palette and the skilled handling of light reflections on the water.
Artist & Work information
The artist: Henri Maurice Cahours was a prominent French landscape and marine painter. In 1942 he was even appointed official painter of the French Navy (Peintre Officiel de la Marine).
Subject matter: A large portion of his life's work was devoted to motifs from Brittany, especially fishing harbors such as Concarneau or Douarnenez, as well as low-tide scenes (marée basse). Style: Late impressionist with a clear focus on atmosphere, light moods, and the depiction of boats in the harbor.
The signature at the bottom right (“Henri Cahours” or “H. M. Cahours”) perfectly matches his registered signatures.
The painting is a typical harbor scene by the French late-impressionist painter Henri Maurice Cahours (1889–1974).
It captivates with its characteristic, subdued color palette and the skilled handling of light reflections on the water.
Artist & Work information
The artist: Henri Maurice Cahours was a prominent French landscape and marine painter. In 1942 he was even appointed official painter of the French Navy (Peintre Officiel de la Marine).
Subject matter: A large portion of his life's work was devoted to motifs from Brittany, especially fishing harbors such as Concarneau or Douarnenez, as well as low-tide scenes (marée basse). Style: Late impressionist with a clear focus on atmosphere, light moods, and the depiction of boats in the harbor.
The signature at the bottom right (“Henri Cahours” or “H. M. Cahours”) perfectly matches his registered signatures.

