Jacques Lestrille (1904–1985) - Port breton à marée basse (Vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Port breton à marée basse, an oil painting on panel by Jacques Lestrille (1950–1960), France, original edition, sold with frame by Galerie.
Description from the seller
We present to you this superb oil on panel depicting a Breton port at low tide by Jacques Lestrille (1904–1985).
This marine scene shows an estuary bordered by colorful banks, small boats and buoys, under a cloudy sky.
The signature “Jacques Lestrille” is visible at the bottom left.
Title: Breton Port at Low Tide
Technique: Oil on panel
Artist: Jacques Lestrille (1904–1985)
Artwork size: 60 x 73 cm
Overall size: 90 × 75.5 cm
Condition: Good condition
Gilded wooden frame with wear and small chips.
Jacques Lestrille is a French painter born in 1904 and died in 1985. He is primarily known for his landscapes and marine scenes, treated in an expressive and colorful manner. His work emphasizes light effects, chromatic contrasts, and visible brushwork. This piece is situated within the tradition of postwar French modern landscape.
Seller's Story
We present to you this superb oil on panel depicting a Breton port at low tide by Jacques Lestrille (1904–1985).
This marine scene shows an estuary bordered by colorful banks, small boats and buoys, under a cloudy sky.
The signature “Jacques Lestrille” is visible at the bottom left.
Title: Breton Port at Low Tide
Technique: Oil on panel
Artist: Jacques Lestrille (1904–1985)
Artwork size: 60 x 73 cm
Overall size: 90 × 75.5 cm
Condition: Good condition
Gilded wooden frame with wear and small chips.
Jacques Lestrille is a French painter born in 1904 and died in 1985. He is primarily known for his landscapes and marine scenes, treated in an expressive and colorful manner. His work emphasizes light effects, chromatic contrasts, and visible brushwork. This piece is situated within the tradition of postwar French modern landscape.
