Georges Libotte (1920 - 2002 ) - Maisons en Bretagne

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Georges Libotte’s 1981 original oil painting *Maisons en Bretagne*, depicting a Breton landscape, is hand-signed and sold framed.

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Oil on canvas, depicting houses in Brittany signed

Georges Libotte (July 17, 1920 in Ixelles, Brussels – May 9, 2002 in Ottignies, Brabant wallon

is a Belgian architect and painter, known for his oils, watercolors and pastels of landscapes.

Formation / activity: an architect based in Brussels, notably author of a commemorative monument in Kortrijk (Koning Albertpark, 1957) with architect Fontaine and sculptor Alfred Courtens.
Style: soft and luminous atmosphere, subtle palette, maritime themes, beaches, skies and landscapes of Brabant wallon, Brittany and the Vendée; work “Chemin en Brabant” (1946) among the oldest.
Exhibitions: exhibition of oils and watercolors at the Villers-la-Ville Tourist Office (1991) and a retrospective at the Porte de Bruxelles in Villers-la-Ville (October 1998).
Residences: Ixelles (rue de la Brasserie) then Tilly / Villers-la-Ville (villa “La Chênaie”).
Georges Libotte (July 17, 1920 in Ixelles, Brussels – May 9, 2002

dimensions of the work: without frame: 40 cm x 50 cm
: with frame : 41 cm x 51 cm

the work is dated 1981 and signed at the bottom right

Auction results of Georges LIBOTTE in Painting:

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Port Breton (1982)
Georges LIBOTTE
Oil on canvas
88 x 88 cm
Estimate: 500 € - 700 €
Hammer price: 650 €
23/05/2006
Horta
Stormy sky in Brittany
No image

Stormy sky in Brittany
Georges LIBOTTE
Oil on canvas
80 x 118 cm
Estimate: 500 € - 700 €
Hammer price: 250 €
15/01/2008
Horta

Oil on canvas, depicting houses in Brittany signed

Georges Libotte (July 17, 1920 in Ixelles, Brussels – May 9, 2002 in Ottignies, Brabant wallon

is a Belgian architect and painter, known for his oils, watercolors and pastels of landscapes.

Formation / activity: an architect based in Brussels, notably author of a commemorative monument in Kortrijk (Koning Albertpark, 1957) with architect Fontaine and sculptor Alfred Courtens.
Style: soft and luminous atmosphere, subtle palette, maritime themes, beaches, skies and landscapes of Brabant wallon, Brittany and the Vendée; work “Chemin en Brabant” (1946) among the oldest.
Exhibitions: exhibition of oils and watercolors at the Villers-la-Ville Tourist Office (1991) and a retrospective at the Porte de Bruxelles in Villers-la-Ville (October 1998).
Residences: Ixelles (rue de la Brasserie) then Tilly / Villers-la-Ville (villa “La Chênaie”).
Georges Libotte (July 17, 1920 in Ixelles, Brussels – May 9, 2002

dimensions of the work: without frame: 40 cm x 50 cm
: with frame : 41 cm x 51 cm

the work is dated 1981 and signed at the bottom right

Auction results of Georges LIBOTTE in Painting:

No image

Port Breton (1982)
Georges LIBOTTE
Oil on canvas
88 x 88 cm
Estimate: 500 € - 700 €
Hammer price: 650 €
23/05/2006
Horta
Stormy sky in Brittany
No image

Stormy sky in Brittany
Georges LIBOTTE
Oil on canvas
80 x 118 cm
Estimate: 500 € - 700 €
Hammer price: 250 €
15/01/2008
Horta

Details

Sold with frame
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Edition
Original
Artist
Georges Libotte (1920 - 2002 )
Title of artwork
Maisons en Bretagne
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Belgium
Year
1981
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
41 cm
Width
51 cm
Weight
1 kg
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Classical
Period
1980-1990
FranceVerified
309
Objects sold
100%
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