Paul-Emile Colin (1867-1949) - Paysage

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Paysage, a 1912 oil-on-canvas painting by Paul-Emile Colin (France), in the Post-Impressionist style, hand-signed, 70 × 86 cm with frame.

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Paul-Emile COLIN (1867-1949)

Paysage

Oil on canvas
Painting dimensions: 57 x 73 cm
Signed and lower left
Provenance: Private Collection, Paris

In good condition.
The framing is included, but it cannot be insured during transport.
Dimensions with the frame: 70 x 86 cm

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

Friend of Charles FILIGER, he joined GAUGUIN at Pont-Aven during the summer of 1890 and directly received his advice.
Marked by the woods of VALLOTON and RIVIERE, he executed his first engraving in 1893 and developed knife-engraving on end-grain wood.
His works from 1890 to 1900 are nourished by the innovations of the Pont-Aven School and the Nabis, both in theme (sometimes religious, mythological or historical) and handling (cloisonniste).
He settled in Lagny (Seine-et-Marne) from 1894 to 1911, where he practiced medicine.
He exhibited with the Sagot publishing house in 1902, at the Georges Petit Gallery from 1905, and the book publisher Pelletan commissioned numerous illustrations for his works.
Attached to his native region, which he would frequent until the end of his life, he drew and etched its many facets—the men working the land, its landscapes and its villages.
A founding member of the Society of Original Wood Engraving in 1911, he served as vice-president from 1920 to 1935.
From 1920 to the late 1930s he visited Italy and Sicily, Spain and the Balearics, Morocco, Portugal, a source of inspiration for his new approach to color.

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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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Paul-Emile COLIN (1867-1949)

Paysage

Oil on canvas
Painting dimensions: 57 x 73 cm
Signed and lower left
Provenance: Private Collection, Paris

In good condition.
The framing is included, but it cannot be insured during transport.
Dimensions with the frame: 70 x 86 cm

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

Friend of Charles FILIGER, he joined GAUGUIN at Pont-Aven during the summer of 1890 and directly received his advice.
Marked by the woods of VALLOTON and RIVIERE, he executed his first engraving in 1893 and developed knife-engraving on end-grain wood.
His works from 1890 to 1900 are nourished by the innovations of the Pont-Aven School and the Nabis, both in theme (sometimes religious, mythological or historical) and handling (cloisonniste).
He settled in Lagny (Seine-et-Marne) from 1894 to 1911, where he practiced medicine.
He exhibited with the Sagot publishing house in 1902, at the Georges Petit Gallery from 1905, and the book publisher Pelletan commissioned numerous illustrations for his works.
Attached to his native region, which he would frequent until the end of his life, he drew and etched its many facets—the men working the land, its landscapes and its villages.
A founding member of the Society of Original Wood Engraving in 1911, he served as vice-president from 1920 to 1935.
From 1920 to the late 1930s he visited Italy and Sicily, Spain and the Balearics, Morocco, Portugal, a source of inspiration for his new approach to color.

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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
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Edition
Original
Artist
Paul-Emile Colin (1867-1949)
Title of artwork
Paysage
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
1912
Condition
Good condition
Height
70 cm
Width
86 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Post-Impressionism
Period
1910-1920
FranceVerified
1548
Objects sold
100%
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