Armand Lacour (1919-1970) - Córcega, cerca de la hermosa mar

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Armand Lacour’s «Córcega, cerca de la hermosa mar» is an original oil landscape from Belgium, dated 1960–1970, and sold framed.

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Original work by Belgian landscape painter Armand Lacour (1919-1970): "Corsica, near the beautiful sea". Oil on board (táblex) framed with an elegant double frame and a period green mat.

DESCRIPTION AND ARTISTIC ANALYSIS:
Luminous sea and Mediterranean landscape that captures the rugged coast of the island of Corsica. Lacour executes the work with a vibrant palette knife technique and direct brushwork of great material richness, conveying the intensity of the Mediterranean light, the deep blue of the waters, and the warmth of the coastal relief. The work stands out for its compositional freshness and its post-impressionist chromatic harmony.

AUTHENTICITY AND SIGNATURE:
- Signed by the artist in the lower left corner: "A. Lacour".
- Titled on the reverse: "Corse, près de la belle mer".

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Artist: Armand Lacour (Belgium, 1919-1970)
- Title: Corsica, near the beautiful sea
- Technique and support: Oil on board (táblex)
- Era: Circa 1955-1965 (20th century)
- Dimensions with frame: 31.5 x 37.5 cm
- Dimensions without frame: 24 x 18 cm
- Framed: Delivered with double frame and period green mat in good condition
- Provenance: Private collection
- Condition: Good overall condition (Good condition). Paint layer with vivid and firm colors; frame with slight signs of natural aging in keeping with its period.

SHIPPING AND PROFESSIONAL PACKAGING:
Technical multilayer packaging of maximum protection for artworks and transport with tracking number and international insurance included.

Original work by Belgian landscape painter Armand Lacour (1919-1970): "Corsica, near the beautiful sea". Oil on board (táblex) framed with an elegant double frame and a period green mat.

DESCRIPTION AND ARTISTIC ANALYSIS:
Luminous sea and Mediterranean landscape that captures the rugged coast of the island of Corsica. Lacour executes the work with a vibrant palette knife technique and direct brushwork of great material richness, conveying the intensity of the Mediterranean light, the deep blue of the waters, and the warmth of the coastal relief. The work stands out for its compositional freshness and its post-impressionist chromatic harmony.

AUTHENTICITY AND SIGNATURE:
- Signed by the artist in the lower left corner: "A. Lacour".
- Titled on the reverse: "Corse, près de la belle mer".

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Artist: Armand Lacour (Belgium, 1919-1970)
- Title: Corsica, near the beautiful sea
- Technique and support: Oil on board (táblex)
- Era: Circa 1955-1965 (20th century)
- Dimensions with frame: 31.5 x 37.5 cm
- Dimensions without frame: 24 x 18 cm
- Framed: Delivered with double frame and period green mat in good condition
- Provenance: Private collection
- Condition: Good overall condition (Good condition). Paint layer with vivid and firm colors; frame with slight signs of natural aging in keeping with its period.

SHIPPING AND PROFESSIONAL PACKAGING:
Technical multilayer packaging of maximum protection for artworks and transport with tracking number and international insurance included.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Armand Lacour (1919-1970)
Title of artwork
Córcega, cerca de la hermosa mar
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Belgium
Year
1960
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Good condition
Height
32 cm
Width
38 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Post-Impressionism
Period
1960-1970
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
2
Objects sold
Private

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