Jules Noel, Oil On Panel Fishing Boat Signed (1810 - 1881)

Jules Noel, Oil on Panel Fishing Boat Signed (1810 - 1881) Lovely Oil on Panel Representing a Marine Scene, a Fishing Boat Sailing on a Rough Sea. In the Background, We Can Visualize a Lighthouse on a Rocky Coast. Very Beautiful Quality of Execution, Nice Nuance of Colors, with Touches of Light Illuminating the Sails and the Lighthouse. This Work is Signed Lower Left by the Great Painter, Jules NOEL and Dated 1876. Jules NOEL (1810 - 1881) The painter, well known to lovers of Tréport for having painted a dozen works showing different scenes of the daily life of sailors as well as several views of Tréport. Born in Nancy, it was his father who taught him the basics of drawing. After a career as a drawing teacher, he became a painter and is considered the precursor of Impressionism. He specializes in two themes: landscapes and the sea. The painter was inspired by Le Tréport from 1866 to 1879. A large number of national museums hold works by Jules Noël, including the Louvre Museum, the National Maritime Museum in London, the Château de Versailles Museum, the Dieppe Museum, ... This Painting Seems to Represent the Normandy Coasts, Probably Le Tréport. The Lighthouse and Buildings are Typical of This Coastal Region. This Work in its Richly Decorated Gilded Wooden Frame Bringing an Additional Touch of Elegance to it. 19th Century Work Dimensions: Frame: 32 x 26 cm Painting: 22 x 16 cm In Beautiful Condition of Conservation. We are at Your Disposal, for any further information. WWW.DANTAN.STORE