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Fernand Laval, 100 Cm, Paris, Dated 1951, Les Halles, Saint Eustache Church
Signed: bottom left, Parisian painter referenced and listed on the Artprice Coast up to €7,500 For similar subjects and formats in the €3,000/7,000 range Oil painting on canvas, in very good condition
Subject: Paris, Les Halles, Saint Eustache Church,
Period: dated 1951 in the signature
Large format:
Formats: with frame 85 x 100 cm - the canvas 65 x 81 cm
Frame: Montparnasse frame in carved wood, from the period of the painting, very good condition
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Biography:
Fernand LAVAL 1886 / 1966
Fernand Laval arrived in Paris in 1912 where he became friends with Maurice Utrillo and traveled the streets of Montmartre with his easel. In 1913, he married Rachel Cohenet, and in 1920, he made his first appearance at the Salon d'Automne, where he presented a painting titled "From Montmartre to Les Halles."
He also worked abroad, notably in the Netherlands, painting numerous windmills in 1927-28, and traveled to Belgium, where he painted the port of Antwerp. In homage to Renoir, in 1963, he painted Renoir's house, "La Collette," in Cagnes-sur-Mer.
His favorite subjects would always remain the heart of Paris, Montmartre, including the Sacré-Coeur, the suburbs of Paris, the old fortifications, and the Canal St. Martin. His later works are in dark tones of brown, earth, and black.
Paintings can be viewed at our gallery in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue (France) on weekends.
Free shipping within France. For international destinations: quote required.
Subject: Paris, Les Halles, Saint Eustache Church,
Period: dated 1951 in the signature
Large format:
Formats: with frame 85 x 100 cm - the canvas 65 x 81 cm
Frame: Montparnasse frame in carved wood, from the period of the painting, very good condition
Sold with Invoice and Certificate
Biography:
Fernand LAVAL 1886 / 1966
Fernand Laval arrived in Paris in 1912 where he became friends with Maurice Utrillo and traveled the streets of Montmartre with his easel. In 1913, he married Rachel Cohenet, and in 1920, he made his first appearance at the Salon d'Automne, where he presented a painting titled "From Montmartre to Les Halles."
He also worked abroad, notably in the Netherlands, painting numerous windmills in 1927-28, and traveled to Belgium, where he painted the port of Antwerp. In homage to Renoir, in 1963, he painted Renoir's house, "La Collette," in Cagnes-sur-Mer.
His favorite subjects would always remain the heart of Paris, Montmartre, including the Sacré-Coeur, the suburbs of Paris, the old fortifications, and the Canal St. Martin. His later works are in dark tones of brown, earth, and black.
Paintings can be viewed at our gallery in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue (France) on weekends.
Free shipping within France. For international destinations: quote required.
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