Pierre Lissac (1878–1955) - Terrasse à l’Île du Levant Paysage Plage (Vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Terrasse à l’Île du Levant Paysage Plage, a 1930s aquarelle on paper by Pierre Lissac (1878–1955), France, sold with frame.
Description from the seller
We present to you a watercolor and gouache on paper depicting an animated scene on a terrace of the Île du Levant by Pierre Lissac (1878–1955).
This outdoor scene shows people gathered around tables, under a pergola, with the sea visible in the background.
Title: Terrace on the Île du Levant
Technique: Watercolor
Artist: Pierre Lissac (1878–1955)
Year: Circa 1930
Studio stamp at the bottom right
Medium size: 48 × 31.7 cm
Total size with frame: 63 × 47 cm
Condition: Good condition
Modern blue-painted wooden frame, in good condition.
Pierre Lissac is a French artist active in the first half of the 20th century. He is notably known for his scenes of daily life, his characters and landscapes rendered in watercolor. His work favors vivid observation, a light touch, and a luminous palette. This composition fits within a modern figurative and Mediterranean approach.
Seller's Story
We present to you a watercolor and gouache on paper depicting an animated scene on a terrace of the Île du Levant by Pierre Lissac (1878–1955).
This outdoor scene shows people gathered around tables, under a pergola, with the sea visible in the background.
Title: Terrace on the Île du Levant
Technique: Watercolor
Artist: Pierre Lissac (1878–1955)
Year: Circa 1930
Studio stamp at the bottom right
Medium size: 48 × 31.7 cm
Total size with frame: 63 × 47 cm
Condition: Good condition
Modern blue-painted wooden frame, in good condition.
Pierre Lissac is a French artist active in the first half of the 20th century. He is notably known for his scenes of daily life, his characters and landscapes rendered in watercolor. His work favors vivid observation, a light touch, and a luminous palette. This composition fits within a modern figurative and Mediterranean approach.
