Lucien Dasselborne (1873-1962) - Le Parc - Jardin de la Reine
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Le Parc - Jardin de la Reine, an oil painting from Belgium dating to 1956 in the 1950–1960 period, signed in the work by Lucien Dasselborne and sold with a frame.
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HSB Tableau - Le Parc Jardin de la Reine - 1956 signed *DASSELBORNE L.* (Lucien) (1873, 1962) 21.5x27cm gilded frame
Good overall condition
A few minor shortcomings on the frame of little importance.
Signed in the artwork by the artist in the bottom left.
Dimensions of the work
Length: 27 cm
Width: 21.5 cm
Wooden frame included
Length: 38.5 cm
Width: 33 cm
Thickness: 3.5 cm
Total weight: 1,156 kg.
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Biography
Lucien Dasselborne, born in Louvroil on April 13, 1873, and died in Tournai on January 27, 1962, was a Belgian painter recognized for his impressionist style and sensitivity to the play of light.
After completing his law studies, Dasselborne began painting during World War I. At that time, he mainly made copies based on drawings by Allard L’Olivier, a famous Belgian painter. This initial immersion in the art world sparked a lasting passion, which led him to pursue art training in Paris, where he stayed for an extended period.
His love for art is expressed through a variety of subjects, including landscapes, urban panoramas, still lifes, floral compositions, and figures. His impressionist style is characterized by a generous brushwork, highlighting variations in light and color.
Dasselborne was a member of the Salon des artistes français, where he received an honorable mention in 1922. His notable works include 'L’église de La Chapelle d’Alagnon' (Auvergne) and 'A Street in Tournai' (Belgium), both exhibited at the Salon in 1929. Dasselborne often signed his engravings with the pseudonym Davril, adding a layer of mystery to his work.
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The seller guarantees that he has acquired this piece in accordance with all national and international laws.
related to the property of cultural goods.
The seller will ensure that all necessary permits, such as an export license, are arranged.
He will inform the buyer of its condition if it takes more than a few days.
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HSB Tableau - Le Parc Jardin de la Reine - 1956 signed *DASSELBORNE L.* (Lucien) (1873, 1962) 21.5x27cm gilded frame
Good overall condition
A few minor shortcomings on the frame of little importance.
Signed in the artwork by the artist in the bottom left.
Dimensions of the work
Length: 27 cm
Width: 21.5 cm
Wooden frame included
Length: 38.5 cm
Width: 33 cm
Thickness: 3.5 cm
Total weight: 1,156 kg.
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Biography
Lucien Dasselborne, born in Louvroil on April 13, 1873, and died in Tournai on January 27, 1962, was a Belgian painter recognized for his impressionist style and sensitivity to the play of light.
After completing his law studies, Dasselborne began painting during World War I. At that time, he mainly made copies based on drawings by Allard L’Olivier, a famous Belgian painter. This initial immersion in the art world sparked a lasting passion, which led him to pursue art training in Paris, where he stayed for an extended period.
His love for art is expressed through a variety of subjects, including landscapes, urban panoramas, still lifes, floral compositions, and figures. His impressionist style is characterized by a generous brushwork, highlighting variations in light and color.
Dasselborne was a member of the Salon des artistes français, where he received an honorable mention in 1922. His notable works include 'L’église de La Chapelle d’Alagnon' (Auvergne) and 'A Street in Tournai' (Belgium), both exhibited at the Salon in 1929. Dasselborne often signed his engravings with the pseudonym Davril, adding a layer of mystery to his work.
There is no text to translate.
The seller guarantees that he has acquired this piece in accordance with all national and international laws.
related to the property of cultural goods.
The seller will ensure that all necessary permits, such as an export license, are arranged.
He will inform the buyer of its condition if it takes more than a few days.
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Details
Artist
Lucien Dasselborne (1873-1962)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Le Parc - Jardin de la Reine
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Plate signed
Country of Origin
Belgium
Year
1956
Condition
Good condition
Height
33 cm
Width
38.5 cm
Weight
1.16 kg
Style
Contemporary
Period
1950-1960
