C. Depassiot (XX) - Bodegón de rosas (d'après André Perrachon) - 1919

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C. Depassiot’s oil painting *Bodegón de rosas (d'après André Perrachon) - 1919* is a French work from 1919, from the 1910–1920 period, and is sold framed.

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Magnificent oil painting on canvas, created in 1919 by the French artist C. Depassiot. This extraordinary, vibrant floral still life is a faithful tribute (after A. Perrachon) to the celebrated still-life tradition of master André Perrachon. The work stands out for the masterful impasto technique on the yellow rose petals and the finely detailed classical relief of nymphs adorning the metal vase. It measures 46 x 38 cm unframed and 56 x 48 cm including the frame.

The piece is unquestionably authentic and made with high-quality period materials. On the reverse, a standard French-format canvas can be seen alongside the original wooden stretcher, bearing the coveted branding of the fine-art supplier L&F, complete with its iconic anchor logo—a genuine mark of provenance for collectors. It is also presented in a beautiful antique frame, richly ornamented with gilded details and an exceptional patina that enhances the piece with signs of age.

As for its condition, the work generally shows the wear and damage expected from the passage of time and its more than one hundred years of history. It has craquelure, some areas of paint loss, a few scratches, and localized tears in the canvas, all clearly visible in the photographs. Far from detracting from its appeal, these signs of age offer tremendous potential for a professional restoration or cleaning project that will restore the pigments to their original splendor, making it a wonderful opportunity for collectors and lovers of classical art.

Magnificent oil painting on canvas, created in 1919 by the French artist C. Depassiot. This extraordinary, vibrant floral still life is a faithful tribute (after A. Perrachon) to the celebrated still-life tradition of master André Perrachon. The work stands out for the masterful impasto technique on the yellow rose petals and the finely detailed classical relief of nymphs adorning the metal vase. It measures 46 x 38 cm unframed and 56 x 48 cm including the frame.

The piece is unquestionably authentic and made with high-quality period materials. On the reverse, a standard French-format canvas can be seen alongside the original wooden stretcher, bearing the coveted branding of the fine-art supplier L&F, complete with its iconic anchor logo—a genuine mark of provenance for collectors. It is also presented in a beautiful antique frame, richly ornamented with gilded details and an exceptional patina that enhances the piece with signs of age.

As for its condition, the work generally shows the wear and damage expected from the passage of time and its more than one hundred years of history. It has craquelure, some areas of paint loss, a few scratches, and localized tears in the canvas, all clearly visible in the photographs. Far from detracting from its appeal, these signs of age offer tremendous potential for a professional restoration or cleaning project that will restore the pigments to their original splendor, making it a wonderful opportunity for collectors and lovers of classical art.

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Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
C. Depassiot (XX)
Title of artwork
Bodegón de rosas (d'après André Perrachon) - 1919
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
1919
Condition
Needs restoration
Height
56 cm
Width
46 cm
Depiction/theme
Still life
Style
Realism
Period
1910-1920
Sold by
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
50
Objects sold
Private

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