Genre Painting On Wooden Panel Signed Jean Georges Vibert 19th Century
Artist: Jean Georges Vibert
JEAN GEORGES VIBERT IS A FRENCH PAINTER BORN IN PARIS IN 1840 and DIED IN 1902.
HE ENTERED THE FINE ARTS SCHOOL AT THE AGE OF 16 WHERE HE STUDYED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF HISTORY PAINTER FRANÇOIS EDOUART PICOT FOR SIX YEARS.
IN 1863, HE PRESENTED TWO OF HIS WORKS "THE NAP" and "REPENTIR".
HE TAKEN PART IN THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR OF 1870 WHERE HE WAS WOUNDED AND HE RECEIVED THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR IN RECOGNITION OF HIS ACTION. .
HIS WORKS WERE VERY APPRECIATED BY GREAT AMERICAN COLLECTORS, IN PARTICULAR JOHN ASTOR AND WILLIAM VANDERBILT. PROVENANCE PRIVATE COLLECTION
HE ENTERED THE FINE ARTS SCHOOL AT THE AGE OF 16 WHERE HE STUDYED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF HISTORY PAINTER FRANÇOIS EDOUART PICOT FOR SIX YEARS.
IN 1863, HE PRESENTED TWO OF HIS WORKS "THE NAP" and "REPENTIR".
HE TAKEN PART IN THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR OF 1870 WHERE HE WAS WOUNDED AND HE RECEIVED THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR IN RECOGNITION OF HIS ACTION. .
HIS WORKS WERE VERY APPRECIATED BY GREAT AMERICAN COLLECTORS, IN PARTICULAR JOHN ASTOR AND WILLIAM VANDERBILT. PROVENANCE PRIVATE COLLECTION
1 950 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Oil painting on wood
Length: 40,5 cm dans cadre 48cn
Width: 32 cm cadre 40,5 cm
Depth: 4cm
Reference (ID): 1272074
Availability: In stock
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