Desvallieres Georges (1861-1950) Fruit Trees Graphite And White Pastel On Blue Paper
DESVALLIERES Georges (1861-1950)
Fruit trees, probably apple trees
Graphite and white pastel on blue paper
13 x 20 cm
studio stamp lower right
Educated by Elie Delaunay, he went to the Julian Academy where he was a student of Tony Robert-Fleury. He followed the advice of Gustave Moreau; participated in the decoration of the Rouché mansion with Albert Besnard and Maurice Denis. After the loss of his son in the 14-18 war, he was part of the symbolist movement imbued with religion and opened, in 1919, with his friend Maurice Denis the "Atelier d'Art Sacré".
Fruit trees, probably apple trees
Graphite and white pastel on blue paper
13 x 20 cm
studio stamp lower right
Educated by Elie Delaunay, he went to the Julian Academy where he was a student of Tony Robert-Fleury. He followed the advice of Gustave Moreau; participated in the decoration of the Rouché mansion with Albert Besnard and Maurice Denis. After the loss of his son in the 14-18 war, he was part of the symbolist movement imbued with religion and opened, in 1919, with his friend Maurice Denis the "Atelier d'Art Sacré".
700 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Pastel
Length: 20 cm
Width: 13 cm
Reference (ID): 1567726
Availability: In stock
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