Painting The Suckling Pig Market Square In Strasbourg In Front Of The Cathedral Alsace

Because Brittany was not the only one so prized by painters, Alsace was not left behind either, as proven by this painting representing the place du marché aux cochons de lait in Strasbourg with the superb Alsatian houses forming the corner with the place de la grande boucherie and the famous cathedral in the background.
The painter, Roger Deverin (1884-1973)* used a beautiful palette of colors mixed with graphite highlights.
Probably painted around 1940-1950 on a plywood panel.
Dimensions on sight 54 cm x 44.5 cm. Possible delivery by chronopost for:
France €30
Europe €70
Others €120
*Roger Deverin, born in Paris on May 14, 1884 where he died on September 30, 1973, is a French painter, illustrator and decorator. Son of Henri Deverin, Roger Deverin made flat decorations and created models for ceramics, enameled glass, crystal, bronze and marble as well as for furniture.
He also produced decorative panels.
He exhibited at the Salon d'Automne, the Salon des Indépendants, the Salon des Artistes Décorateurs, the Salon des Tuileries as well as in many galleries such as Lorenceau, Siot-Decauville (1924) and Marcel Bernheim.
He is responsible for the illustrations of Rémy de Gourmont's Latin Mystique and, with his brother Édouard de Flânes (1911)