Watercolor Of Port Haliguen By André Fraye
Artist: André Fraye
André Fraye (Nantes 1887 – Paris 1963)
Port Haliguen (Quiberon peninsula)
circa 1940
Watercolour on paper Frame size 55 x 64 cm
View size 30 x 40 cm
André Fraye is best known for his seascapes, created with great visual acuity. A lively and seductive colourist, striving to make colours vibrate, he was often compared to Van Dongen, Bonnard or Marquet, but also to the neo-realist Dunoyer de Ségonzac.
Works in museums: Algiers – Le Havre – London – Manchester – Paris, Museum of Modern Art – Paris, Army Museum.
Port Haliguen (Quiberon peninsula)
circa 1940
Watercolour on paper Frame size 55 x 64 cm
View size 30 x 40 cm
André Fraye is best known for his seascapes, created with great visual acuity. A lively and seductive colourist, striving to make colours vibrate, he was often compared to Van Dongen, Bonnard or Marquet, but also to the neo-realist Dunoyer de Ségonzac.
Works in museums: Algiers – Le Havre – London – Manchester – Paris, Museum of Modern Art – Paris, Army Museum.
800 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Water color
Length: 40
Height: 30
Reference (ID): 1401927
Availability: In stock
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