Jules Emile Zingg (1882-1942) Lively Neighborhood In Paris. Murols, Montbelliard, Sérusier, Denis

New work on 2 by Jules Emile Zingg, this first is an oil on panel representing a lively Parisian view, signed lower right + marked on the back "Parisian suburbs". Size of the painting alone without frame 47.5x50cm and 68x70.5cm including frame. It is therefore a magnificent and very interesting painting by Jules Zingg, interesting because it represents a view of Paris which is not the most common in his work, much better known for his views of Doubs, Auvergne or Brittany. However Jules Zingg lived in Paris, Villa Brune exactly, and even if his Parisian works are not the most numerous, they are among the most successful and therefore quite rare. He uses of course his usual touch, in large flat tints and stylized in the manner of the post-cubists, and his palette is always very subtle as here with tones of pink, purple, vermillion red, brown, gray/white, green, etc... A work full of subtlety, typical of this great unclassifiable painter with enormous talent. Jules-Émile Zingg, born in Montbéliard (Doubs) on August 25, 1882 and died in Paris on May 4, 1942, is a French decorative painter and engraver. Zingg entered the École des Besançon in the studio of Félix Giacomotti and stayed there for a year. On November 8, 1902, he was admitted to the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris in the studio of Fernand Cormon. He specialized in landscape painting. He was awarded the title of second prize winner of the Prix de Rome in 1911 and won a national prize. Jules-Émile Zingg exhibited at the Galerie Druet in Paris in 1918. He met Maurice Denis and Paul Sérusier in Perros-Guirec. In 1926, the "Société Belfortaine des Beaux-Arts" was created, which organized important exhibitions every year until the Second World War at the museums of Belfort, in which Jules-Émile Zingg participated with Georges Fréset, Jacques-Émile Blanche, Jean-Eugène Bersier, Raymond Legueult, Anders Osterlind, Henry de Waroquier, René-Xavier Prinet. Between the two wars, his student was Claude Génisson. He was also part of the famous school of Murols in Auvergne alongside Boudal, Charreton or Perouse (go see my works for sale by these last two artists) Jules-Émile Zingg was named knight of the Legion of Honor in 1930This oil/panel is in perfect condition, delivered in an old gray patina frame. Work guaranteed authenticGo see my 2nd work for sale, a superb watercolor.