Edmond Ernest Chauvet (XX) - Vue de Cernay et Reims

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Vue de Cernay et Reims is an original oil painting on canvas by Edmond Ernest Chauvet, created in France between 1910 and 1920 and depicting a landscape.

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Edmond Ernest CHAUVET (1885-1960) - View of Cernay and Reims - Oil on canvas - Format 10F

Magnificant and authentic post-Impressionist oil on canvas by landscape painter Edmond Ernest Chauvet (1885-1960), titled "View of Cernay and Reims".

The work offers a magnificent elevated perspective featuring the village of Cernay-lès-Reims in the foreground, while the emblematic silhouette of Reims Cathedral rises on the horizon beneath a bright, cloudy sky.

Details and Provenance:

* Original academic format: French '10 Figure' keyed French stretcher frame (Dimensions: 54.5 x 46.5 cm).
* Exceptional history: This work has been carefully kept in the same family collection in Lorraine (a region adjacent to Champagne) since its creation, preserving its pristine original condition "in its original state", with no modern restoration or alteration.
* Reference piece: This is the exact original canvas historically documented and used as the official encyclopedic illustration for the artist’s Wikipedia page.
* Workshop marks and period indications: The back of the wooden stretcher bears an old inventory number "155" drawn in pencil (evidence of a former exhibition or sale catalogue). The white edges of the canvas bear precious geometric guide lines and hand-drawn workshop marks made at the initial stretching of the canvas.

A unique opportunity to acquire the most emblematic masterpiece by this catalogued artist.

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Edmond Ernest CHAUVET (1885-1960) - View of Cernay and Reims - Oil on canvas - Format 10F

Magnificant and authentic post-Impressionist oil on canvas by landscape painter Edmond Ernest Chauvet (1885-1960), titled "View of Cernay and Reims".

The work offers a magnificent elevated perspective featuring the village of Cernay-lès-Reims in the foreground, while the emblematic silhouette of Reims Cathedral rises on the horizon beneath a bright, cloudy sky.

Details and Provenance:

* Original academic format: French '10 Figure' keyed French stretcher frame (Dimensions: 54.5 x 46.5 cm).
* Exceptional history: This work has been carefully kept in the same family collection in Lorraine (a region adjacent to Champagne) since its creation, preserving its pristine original condition "in its original state", with no modern restoration or alteration.
* Reference piece: This is the exact original canvas historically documented and used as the official encyclopedic illustration for the artist’s Wikipedia page.
* Workshop marks and period indications: The back of the wooden stretcher bears an old inventory number "155" drawn in pencil (evidence of a former exhibition or sale catalogue). The white edges of the canvas bear precious geometric guide lines and hand-drawn workshop marks made at the initial stretching of the canvas.

A unique opportunity to acquire the most emblematic masterpiece by this catalogued artist.

Fast and careful shipping with tracking

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Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Edmond Ernest Chauvet (XX)
Title of artwork
Vue de Cernay et Reims
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Fair condition
Height
46 cm
Width
55 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Impressionism
Period
1910-1920
FranceVerified
3
Objects sold
Private

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