William Victor Aubert (1856–1942) - Rose rosa

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William Victor Aubert’s oil on cardboard titled Rose rosa, dated 1930–1940, depicts plants and flowers in a close, decorative composition; Swiss origin, original edition, in good condition, framed (35 × 26 cm).

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William Victor Aubert (1856–1942)
Nasturtiums in Bloom, circa 1930

Oil on cardboard depicting a lively garden of yellow roses, characterized by a close, decorative composition, where rounded dark green leaves contrast with the flowers in pinkish tones. The brushwork is textured and dynamic, typical of the artist's painterly sensibility.

Work signed bottom right “William Aubert”, with handwritten notes relating to the subject.

Technique: oil on cardboard
Dimensions without frame: 30 × 22 cm
Dimensions with frame: 35 × 26 cm

Overall good condition, with slight signs of aging and use consistent with the period. Frame included.

The work will be packed with the utmost care using professional materials. However, postal shipping, while a cost-effective solution, is not the most suitable method for transporting artworks and cannot guarantee the absence of damage, especially for works on sensitive supports.

Upon request, a quote can be obtained for transport by professional couriers who specialize in art transport.

Shipments, including within the European Union, may take longer and may incur duties or import charges.

Pickup in Geneva is always the safest and recommended option.

In case of return (wrong address, non-payment, customs duty refusal, etc.), the return and re-shipment costs will be borne by the buyer.

Combined shipments available on request.

William Victor Aubert (1856–1942)
Nasturtiums in Bloom, circa 1930

Oil on cardboard depicting a lively garden of yellow roses, characterized by a close, decorative composition, where rounded dark green leaves contrast with the flowers in pinkish tones. The brushwork is textured and dynamic, typical of the artist's painterly sensibility.

Work signed bottom right “William Aubert”, with handwritten notes relating to the subject.

Technique: oil on cardboard
Dimensions without frame: 30 × 22 cm
Dimensions with frame: 35 × 26 cm

Overall good condition, with slight signs of aging and use consistent with the period. Frame included.

The work will be packed with the utmost care using professional materials. However, postal shipping, while a cost-effective solution, is not the most suitable method for transporting artworks and cannot guarantee the absence of damage, especially for works on sensitive supports.

Upon request, a quote can be obtained for transport by professional couriers who specialize in art transport.

Shipments, including within the European Union, may take longer and may incur duties or import charges.

Pickup in Geneva is always the safest and recommended option.

In case of return (wrong address, non-payment, customs duty refusal, etc.), the return and re-shipment costs will be borne by the buyer.

Combined shipments available on request.

Details

Artist
William Victor Aubert (1856–1942)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Rose rosa
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Switzerland
Condition
Good condition
Height
35 cm
Width
26 cm
Depiction/theme
Plants and flowers
Style
Post-Impressionism
Period
1930-1940
SwitzerlandVerified
486
Objects sold
100%
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