Léopold Lausberg - Chapelle de la Joie (Orage Saint-Pierre)






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Léopold Lausberg’s original oil painting *Chapelle de la Joie (Orage Saint-Pierre)* dates from 2000–2010, is in the post-impressionist style and measures 46 × 55 cm; it is from France.
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Léopold Lausberg — Chapel of Joy (Storm Saint-Pierre)
Oil on canvas. France. Dating: 2000–2010. Dimensions unframed: 46 cm high × 55 cm wide.
Signed bottom right; name and inscriptions on the back of the canvas.
The chapel stands out under a stormy sky, facing a turquoise sea and a rocky shoreline. The foreground, broadly deployed, blends ochres, greens and small touches of violet. The contrast between the dark sky and the brightness of the land gives the Breton landscape its atmospheric character.
The fragmented brushwork and light impasto convey the differences between sand, rocks and vegetation. The details reveal changes in the direction of the brush.
Léopold Lausberg here offers an expressive view of the Breton coast. The fragmented brushwork and variations of light extend the post-Impressionist landscape tradition. Between stormy sky, turquoise sea and bright shore, this canvas offers a striking atmosphere and a rich tactile quality.
Condition: Good overall.
Sold without the frame.
Léopold Lausberg — Chapel of Joy (Storm Saint-Pierre)
Oil on canvas. France. Dating: 2000–2010. Dimensions unframed: 46 cm high × 55 cm wide.
Signed bottom right; name and inscriptions on the back of the canvas.
The chapel stands out under a stormy sky, facing a turquoise sea and a rocky shoreline. The foreground, broadly deployed, blends ochres, greens and small touches of violet. The contrast between the dark sky and the brightness of the land gives the Breton landscape its atmospheric character.
The fragmented brushwork and light impasto convey the differences between sand, rocks and vegetation. The details reveal changes in the direction of the brush.
Léopold Lausberg here offers an expressive view of the Breton coast. The fragmented brushwork and variations of light extend the post-Impressionist landscape tradition. Between stormy sky, turquoise sea and bright shore, this canvas offers a striking atmosphere and a rich tactile quality.
Condition: Good overall.
Sold without the frame.
