Suzanne Conche (1903-?) - Abstraction (Vendu sans prix de reserve)






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Abstraction (Vendu sans prix de reserve) by Suzanne Conche, a French artist, is a 1969 gouache and mixed-media abstract work from the 1970–1980 period, measuring 17 × 13 cm.
Description from the seller
Bold abstraction in mixed media by Suzanne Conche, with vibrant colors by Suzanne Conche (1903-?)
Title: Abstraction
Artist: Suzanne CONCHE (1903-..)
Technique: mixed media (ink, gouache...)
Style: Abstract
Signature: Signed
Artwork format: 17x13 cm
Sheet format: 26x21 cm
Condition: Excellent condition.
Suzanne CONCHE (born Suzanne Maury) is a French painter and watercolorist born in 1903 in Millau (Aveyron). Throughout her career she was inspired by masters such as Cézanne and Rembrandt, and she went through a notable colorful period during the 1960s. Her style later evolved significantly toward geometric abstraction, with particularly active output in the 1970s. She created major oil-on-canvas works, such as her painting Seville dated 1975.
Seller's Story
Bold abstraction in mixed media by Suzanne Conche, with vibrant colors by Suzanne Conche (1903-?)
Title: Abstraction
Artist: Suzanne CONCHE (1903-..)
Technique: mixed media (ink, gouache...)
Style: Abstract
Signature: Signed
Artwork format: 17x13 cm
Sheet format: 26x21 cm
Condition: Excellent condition.
Suzanne CONCHE (born Suzanne Maury) is a French painter and watercolorist born in 1903 in Millau (Aveyron). Throughout her career she was inspired by masters such as Cézanne and Rembrandt, and she went through a notable colorful period during the 1960s. Her style later evolved significantly toward geometric abstraction, with particularly active output in the 1970s. She created major oil-on-canvas works, such as her painting Seville dated 1975.
