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André Kauffer (1893-1977), The Sea At Quiberon, Oil On Canvas
André KAUFFER (1893-1977)
The Sea at Quiberon
Oil on canvas
Signed lower left
Located in "Quiberon" on the back
23 x 46 cm
Antique painted wooden frame Born in Nancy in 1893, André Kauffer came from a dynasty of Lorraine goldsmiths. His father, André Kauffer (1867-1937), was one of the members of the steering committee of the École de Nancy association when it was founded in 1901 by Émile Gallé. Introduced to art from a young age, he trained at the Nancy School of Fine Arts. After devoting himself to goldsmithing for a while, he devoted himself fully to painting after the First World War.
From 1923, André Kauffer was a member of the Société centrale d'horticulture de Nancy. He also participated, in the early 1930s, in the exhibitions of the Lorraine Society of Friends of the Arts.
André Kauffer is a landscape painter that he mostly creates with a knife on wooden panels. His favorite sites are the Lorraine region, the Alps, Brittany, Spain and the South of Italy.
The oil on canvas that we are presenting, done in a post-impressionist style, is located on the back at “Quiberon” and can be compared to other views of the Pointe du Raz.
The Sea at Quiberon
Oil on canvas
Signed lower left
Located in "Quiberon" on the back
23 x 46 cm
Antique painted wooden frame Born in Nancy in 1893, André Kauffer came from a dynasty of Lorraine goldsmiths. His father, André Kauffer (1867-1937), was one of the members of the steering committee of the École de Nancy association when it was founded in 1901 by Émile Gallé. Introduced to art from a young age, he trained at the Nancy School of Fine Arts. After devoting himself to goldsmithing for a while, he devoted himself fully to painting after the First World War.
From 1923, André Kauffer was a member of the Société centrale d'horticulture de Nancy. He also participated, in the early 1930s, in the exhibitions of the Lorraine Society of Friends of the Arts.
André Kauffer is a landscape painter that he mostly creates with a knife on wooden panels. His favorite sites are the Lorraine region, the Alps, Brittany, Spain and the South of Italy.
The oil on canvas that we are presenting, done in a post-impressionist style, is located on the back at “Quiberon” and can be compared to other views of the Pointe du Raz.
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