Eugène Péchaubès Longchamp Horse Race 1926 Grand Prix Won By Olibrius XX Rt876

Superb oil on canvas, representing the horse race at Longchamp in 1926, municipal council grand prize won by Olibrius.
Very beautiful scene executed with virtuosity where the skillfully treated light reveals the musculature and power of the horses in their race, leaving the background in a slight blur to give depth, thus accentuating the impression of speed.
Signed lower right: EUG PÉCHAUBÈS
Biography:
Eugène Péchaubès was born in 1890 in Pantin and died in 1967 in Paris. He first distinguished himself as a painter of military subjects then he tended to devote himself almost exclusively to the study of racing horses to the point of becoming a true horse portraitist.
This painter is listed on Bénézit and in the book of little masters of painting by Gérald Schurr.
Period: first part of the 20th century
Condition: Good condition, normal wear on the frame
Dimensions with frame: 85.5 x 62.5 cm
Dimensions without frame: 61 x 38 cm
Weight: 3,600 kg

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