Pair Of Bouquets Of Flowers By Charles Jung Born In Lyon, 19th Century

Pair of bouquets of flowers in transparent vases, one with pink carnations, the other composed of a blue iris and yellow carnations. Very fine execution even in the stems of the flowers visible by transparency which are an integral part of the composition which stands out on a white background.
Large frames in black lacquered wood (some missing parts)
Frédéric Charles Jung was born in Lyon 10 rue du Plat in 1865, he died on August 27, 1936 and buried in Loyasse. He attended the École des Beaux-Arts in Lyon from 1882 to 1885. Jung began to exhibit in Lyon in 1886 and in Paris in 1905. He received a gold medal in Lyon in 1908. He was president of the Lyon society of fine arts. A street in the city of Lyon bears his name.
Frames 62 cm X 53 cm canvases 46 cm X 38 cm
Signed lower right
Period second part of the 19th century
Very good condition for the pink carnations, restorations to be expected for the second (iris and yellow carnations) as well as for the frames (some missing parts)
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