Jacques Dutil (XXe) - Deux Coquillages - Nature morte (vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Oil on canvas still life Deux Coquillages - Nature morte by French artist Jacques Dutil (XXe), dating to 1950–1960, signed by hand, framed, 14 × 22 cm, excellent condition, provenance Atelier Augustin Memin.
Description from the seller
Touching little still life with two shells, painted in oil on canvas and framed. Signed by Jacques Dutil.
Title: Still life with shells
Artist: Jacques Dutil (20th century)
Technique: oil on canvas
Signature: Signed
Artwork size: 14 x 22 cm (framed)
Condition: Good.
Provenance: Atelier Augustin Memin.
Jacques Dutil is a French painter of the 20th century, associated with the early-20th-century school. His artistic style evolves notably through works with Cubist and modernist influences. His works, primarily oils on canvas or panel, depict seascapes, exotic flowers, or genre scenes. Although the details of his life remain largely confidential, his body of work is documented as extending from the 1960s to the 1970s.
Seller's Story
Touching little still life with two shells, painted in oil on canvas and framed. Signed by Jacques Dutil.
Title: Still life with shells
Artist: Jacques Dutil (20th century)
Technique: oil on canvas
Signature: Signed
Artwork size: 14 x 22 cm (framed)
Condition: Good.
Provenance: Atelier Augustin Memin.
Jacques Dutil is a French painter of the 20th century, associated with the early-20th-century school. His artistic style evolves notably through works with Cubist and modernist influences. His works, primarily oils on canvas or panel, depict seascapes, exotic flowers, or genre scenes. Although the details of his life remain largely confidential, his body of work is documented as extending from the 1960s to the 1970s.
