Christine Chagnoux (1937-2020) - La chatte et son petit chat (vendu sans prix de réserve)

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Christine Chagnoux, 1937–2020, signs La chatte et son petit chat, an aquatint on paper, edition limitée, 63.5 × 57 cm, in good condition.

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We present to you a superb watercolor on paper depicting an orange cat and her kittens on paper with a pencil signature by the artist Christine Chagnoux (1937-2020).

Title: The Cat and Her Kitten.

Artist: Christine Chagnoux (1937-2020).

Technique: Watercolor on paper

Signed in pencil at the bottom right.
Number: 97/250 in pencil at the bottom left.
Annotations: The Cat and Her Kitten.

Overall sheet size: 63.8 cm x 57 cm.

Condition: Good condition. Yellowing.

Christine CHAGNOUX (1937-2020)

Born March 31, 1937 in Paris, 6th arrondissement - Died December 28, 2020 in Paris, 10th arrondissement at 83
Birth name: Christine Elisabeth Chagnoux
Nationality: French

Activity: Painter, draughtswoman, lithographer, engraver, illustrator, author of children’s literature.

Main work: Petit Potam

Biography:
Graduated from the École Nationale des Beaux-Arts of Paris in 1961.
She went to New York, then stayed in Atlanta (Georgia) and Cheyenne (Wyoming) before returning to Paris.
In March 1963 she married American journalist Joseph A. Harriss (Time magazine). Divorced in 1969.

Painter and engraver, she is also renowned for her illustrations of children’s books.

Seller's Story

Founded in 2010 in the heart of the Drouot District in Paris by Julien Chaudet, Galerie Le Chevalet Bleu presents a selection of paintings, drawings and lithographs from the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as antique Chinese porcelains.
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We present to you a superb watercolor on paper depicting an orange cat and her kittens on paper with a pencil signature by the artist Christine Chagnoux (1937-2020).

Title: The Cat and Her Kitten.

Artist: Christine Chagnoux (1937-2020).

Technique: Watercolor on paper

Signed in pencil at the bottom right.
Number: 97/250 in pencil at the bottom left.
Annotations: The Cat and Her Kitten.

Overall sheet size: 63.8 cm x 57 cm.

Condition: Good condition. Yellowing.

Christine CHAGNOUX (1937-2020)

Born March 31, 1937 in Paris, 6th arrondissement - Died December 28, 2020 in Paris, 10th arrondissement at 83
Birth name: Christine Elisabeth Chagnoux
Nationality: French

Activity: Painter, draughtswoman, lithographer, engraver, illustrator, author of children’s literature.

Main work: Petit Potam

Biography:
Graduated from the École Nationale des Beaux-Arts of Paris in 1961.
She went to New York, then stayed in Atlanta (Georgia) and Cheyenne (Wyoming) before returning to Paris.
In March 1963 she married American journalist Joseph A. Harriss (Time magazine). Divorced in 1969.

Painter and engraver, she is also renowned for her illustrations of children’s books.

Seller's Story

Founded in 2010 in the heart of the Drouot District in Paris by Julien Chaudet, Galerie Le Chevalet Bleu presents a selection of paintings, drawings and lithographs from the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as antique Chinese porcelains.
Translated by Google Translate

Details

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Gallery
Edition
Limited edition
Artist
Christine Chagnoux (1937-2020)
Title of artwork
La chatte et son petit chat (vendu sans prix de réserve)
Technique
Aquatint
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition
Height
63.5 cm
Width
57 cm
Depiction/theme
Animals
Style
Naive Art
Sold with frame
No
Period
1960-1970
FranceVerified
1393
Objects sold
99.3%
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