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Maurice Blanchard • Untitled French NudeItem #1031 Here's a beautiful
framed 1930s oil painting of a female nude signed by notable
French artist Maurice Blanchard (1903-1969). |
1930s French Constructivist Wood PanelItem #988 This is a very
rare and unusual dual wood panel made in France most likely during
the Constructivist period in the early 1930s. Constructivism
was an artistic and architectural movement in Russia from 1919
onward which rejected the idea of "art for arts sake" in
favor of art as a practice directed towards social purposes.
Constructivism as an active force lasted until around 1934, but
its influence continues through mid-century design. This work
of art is made entirely of wood that has been painted, treated,
molded, textured, carved and manipulated to create a geometric,
asymmetrical and dramatic effect. |
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French Oil Painting of Nude Woman by LacazeItem #900 This is an absolutely fabulous piece of artwork, signed by Claude Lacaze. The painting is beautifully executed, with lovely details, such as the woman's posture and feminine style. The palette of rich earth-tones and the elements of Cubism in the background give the piece a modernist flair. The painter, Claude Lacaze, was born in France in 1938. He studied art in Bordeaux, had a one man exhibition at Paris Rue Visconti, and was professor of fine art at the College de Puyguilen. He was also a member of the society La Maison des Artistes. This painting (including frame) measures 28" W x 35" T. The painting measures 23" W x 30" T. |
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Lacaze Painting of Nude with TowelItem #899 This is a very unique painting by Claude Lacaze, depicting a nude female. This is a modernist painting, with a cubist influence, The painter, Claude Lacaze, was born in France in 1938. He studied art in Bordeaux, had a one man exhibition at Paris Rue Visconti, and was professor of fine art at the College de Puyguilen. He was also a member of the society La Maison des Artistes. This painting (including frame) measures 29 W x 42 T. The painting measures 23" W x 36" T. |
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Lacaze Modernist NudeItem #790 This is an absolutely fabulous piece of artwork, signed by Claude Lacaze. The painting is beautifully executed, with lovely details, such as the woman's bracelets. The palette of rich earthtones and the elements of Cubism in the background give the piece a modernist flair. The painter, Claude Lacaze, was born in France in 1938. He studied art in Bordeaux, had a one man exhibition at Paris Rue Visconti, and was professor of fine art at the College de Puyguilen. He was also a member of the society La Maison des Artistes. This painting (including frame) measures 20.5" W x 24" T. The painting measures 14.5" W x 18" T. |
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Painting of Women Gazing in Mirror by VernageauItem #676 A lovely French oil on canvas depicting two women gazing in a mirror. The artist is Max Vernageau, circa 1940's. 40" W x 32.5" H |
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French Oil Painting of WeldersItem #628 Beautifully painted French oil on canvas, circa 1950's. It is a very unusual painting in this genre. 37" wide x 31" tall (includes frame) |
Reclining NudeItem #491 33" tall,
41 ½" wide. She is especially well known for her tapestry designs and her most famous work was commissioned for the Worlds Exposition in Brussels 1958 when she was chosen to create large tapestries for the St. Anthony's Church. She worked in watercolors, oils and pastel and was also a designer of rugs, fabric and stained glass.Her earliest work was in the creation of sets and costumes for theater. Her training was at the Academy of Brussels and the J.Anto Map Maes. She was awarded prizes in several important competitions. |
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Art Deco Portrait of Russian SocialiteItem #162 French Russian socialite, Art Deco portrait. |
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Classic French Art Deco NudeItem #156 Classic French Art Deco Nude.
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