Pierre Catton (XX) - Rue animée

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Rue animée is an original 45 × 38 cm mixed‑media urban landscape painting by Pierre Catton (1903–?), created in the 1970s, signed, produced in France and sold with its frame.

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Pierre CATTON (1903-?) - "Animated Alley of the Paris School" - Original Expressionist work in mixed media

A captivating urban composition depicting a lively street perspective, featuring tall picturesque facades and figures near a market stall in the foreground.
This work is a striking testimony to Pierre Catton's style, an artist of the Modern School of Paris greatly influenced by graphic rigor and the style of his friend Bernard Buffet.

Here we find his stylistic signature: a remarkable work of thick, nervous black outlines that theatrically structure space. This powerful graphic quality contrasts superbly with the application of washes (mixed media combining ink, gouache, and touches of acrylic) which reveal beautiful variations in light. The palette harmoniously contrasts warm tones of the buildings (ochres, oranges, earth tones) with the azure sky blue and the vibrant green of climbing vegetation.

Technical characteristics:

• Artist: Pierre CATTON (1903-?)
• Technique: Mixed technique (ink/acrylic contours and gouache wash)
• Support: rigid panel
• Dimensions: 45 x 38 cm
• Signature: Signed "Catton" bottom left
• Period: Mid-20th century (Paris Modern School)
• Theme: Urban landscape / Architecture / Expressionism
• Condition: Very good overall condition. The colors remain very fresh and the contrasts are well preserved. Modern frame included as is.
Sold with its frame in a fine metal baton.

Careful and trackable shipping.

Pierre CATTON (1903-?) - "Animated Alley of the Paris School" - Original Expressionist work in mixed media

A captivating urban composition depicting a lively street perspective, featuring tall picturesque facades and figures near a market stall in the foreground.
This work is a striking testimony to Pierre Catton's style, an artist of the Modern School of Paris greatly influenced by graphic rigor and the style of his friend Bernard Buffet.

Here we find his stylistic signature: a remarkable work of thick, nervous black outlines that theatrically structure space. This powerful graphic quality contrasts superbly with the application of washes (mixed media combining ink, gouache, and touches of acrylic) which reveal beautiful variations in light. The palette harmoniously contrasts warm tones of the buildings (ochres, oranges, earth tones) with the azure sky blue and the vibrant green of climbing vegetation.

Technical characteristics:

• Artist: Pierre CATTON (1903-?)
• Technique: Mixed technique (ink/acrylic contours and gouache wash)
• Support: rigid panel
• Dimensions: 45 x 38 cm
• Signature: Signed "Catton" bottom left
• Period: Mid-20th century (Paris Modern School)
• Theme: Urban landscape / Architecture / Expressionism
• Condition: Very good overall condition. The colors remain very fresh and the contrasts are well preserved. Modern frame included as is.
Sold with its frame in a fine metal baton.

Careful and trackable shipping.

Details

Artist
Pierre Catton (XX)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Rue animée
Technique
Acrylic painting, Gouache, Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition
Height
45 cm
Width
38 cm
Depiction/theme
Cityscape
Style
Expressionism
Period
1970-1980
FranceVerified
1
Object sold
pro

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