Franck Innocent (1912 - 1983) - L'été à Herqueville

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L'été à Herqueville, an original oil on canvas by Franck Innocent (1912–1983), created in 1975 in the 1970s, France, sold with its frame.

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Franck INNOCENT (1912 - 1983)

Summer in Herqueville

Oil on canvas
Dimensions of the painting: 46.5 x 56 cm
Signed bottom right.

In very good condition.
The framing is being offered, it cannot be covered by insurance during transport.
Dimensions with frame: 61 x 70 cm

Original work delivered with invoice and certificate of authenticity.
Fast, careful, and insured shipping.
Buy with complete confidence!

Franck Innocent (1912–1983) is one of the great representatives of the Rouen School, heir to a pictorial tradition tied to Norman light and painting on site. Born in Sahurs, near Rouen, he later grew up in Sotteville-lès-Rouen, where he spent most of his life. Very early, he trained with the painter Marcel Couchaux, whose studio he frequented from the age of fifteen. This decisive encounter initiated him into plein air practice, which he would adopt permanently.
A figurative painter, lithographer and wood engraver, Innocent develops a sensitive and direct style, attentive to atmospheric variations. His Seine landscapes, his views of Rouen, Honfleur or the Norman countryside bear witness to a vivid, almost anxious gaze, always seeking the exact luminous moment. He is often described as a "hunter of light," capable of capturing a fleeting glow and transforming it into painting matter.
A faithful artist to his region, he regularly exhibits in Normandy and in Paris, and his work enters several public collections. He dies suddenly in 1983 in Rouen, leaving behind abundant work deeply rooted in the Norman artistic identity.

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Seller's Story

Specialist since 1989 painters of the Ecole Normande - School of Rouen, Art Seine, is an art gallery located in Le Havre where we present works of the 19th, Impressionist and Modern. We scrupulously check the origins of the works and we surround ourselves with all the precautions in use on the art market. We, we are the spokesperson of the seller as the buyer for transactions to be made in the best conditions. Any work sold is accompanied by an invoice and a certificate of authenticity engage our responsibility for a period of 30 years. In collaboration with specialized freight forwarders and carriers we can ensure shipment in France and around the world.
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Franck INNOCENT (1912 - 1983)

Summer in Herqueville

Oil on canvas
Dimensions of the painting: 46.5 x 56 cm
Signed bottom right.

In very good condition.
The framing is being offered, it cannot be covered by insurance during transport.
Dimensions with frame: 61 x 70 cm

Original work delivered with invoice and certificate of authenticity.
Fast, careful, and insured shipping.
Buy with complete confidence!

Franck Innocent (1912–1983) is one of the great representatives of the Rouen School, heir to a pictorial tradition tied to Norman light and painting on site. Born in Sahurs, near Rouen, he later grew up in Sotteville-lès-Rouen, where he spent most of his life. Very early, he trained with the painter Marcel Couchaux, whose studio he frequented from the age of fifteen. This decisive encounter initiated him into plein air practice, which he would adopt permanently.
A figurative painter, lithographer and wood engraver, Innocent develops a sensitive and direct style, attentive to atmospheric variations. His Seine landscapes, his views of Rouen, Honfleur or the Norman countryside bear witness to a vivid, almost anxious gaze, always seeking the exact luminous moment. He is often described as a "hunter of light," capable of capturing a fleeting glow and transforming it into painting matter.
A faithful artist to his region, he regularly exhibits in Normandy and in Paris, and his work enters several public collections. He dies suddenly in 1983 in Rouen, leaving behind abundant work deeply rooted in the Norman artistic identity.

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Seller's Story

Specialist since 1989 painters of the Ecole Normande - School of Rouen, Art Seine, is an art gallery located in Le Havre where we present works of the 19th, Impressionist and Modern. We scrupulously check the origins of the works and we surround ourselves with all the precautions in use on the art market. We, we are the spokesperson of the seller as the buyer for transactions to be made in the best conditions. Any work sold is accompanied by an invoice and a certificate of authenticity engage our responsibility for a period of 30 years. In collaboration with specialized freight forwarders and carriers we can ensure shipment in France and around the world.
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
Franck Innocent (1912 - 1983)
Title of artwork
L'été à Herqueville
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
1975
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
61 cm
Width
70 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Post-Impressionism
Period
1970-1980
FranceVerified
1548
Objects sold
100%
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