Large Watercolor By Gabriel Brun Buisson 1883 1859 Interior Of The Church Of St. étienne Du Mont In Paris

75 cm x 57 cm signed at the bottom - Large Watercolor by Gabriel BRUN BUISSON 1883 1859 Interior of the St Étienne du Mont church in ParisGabriel BRUN BUISSONGabriel Brun-Buisson, born May 23, 1883 in Voiron and died October 3, 1959 in Nice, is a French painter.Gabriel Marie Alexis Brun-Buisson was born in 1883 in Voiron, son of François Alexis Bathélémy Brun-Buisson, doctor of medicine, and Aurélie Marie Bovet, his wife[1],[2],[3]. He exhibited at the Salon in Paris, became a member and received an honorable mention for his drawing in 1927[4].Gabriel Brun-Buisson died on October 3, 1959 in Nice[Museums and public collectionsBrazzaville, Hôtel du Gouvernement, Place Blanche, deposit in 1929 of the Exhibition Commissioner (no 10862)[6]Joliette, Art Museum, View of the interior of the Saint-Séverin church in Paris[7]Montfort-en-Chalosse, town hall, Châtelin-le-Marchais, Creuse, Painting, oil on canvas, 44 × 64 cm[8]Paris, Ministry of Agriculture, Entrance to the Desert, in Fourvoirie, painting, 63 × 38 cm, deposited in 1928 by the Exhibitions Commissioner (no. 10257)[9]Private exhibitions1924, Paris, Galeries Georges Petit.1927, Paris, Galeries Georges Petit.1937, Nancy, Galerie Mosser[10].1946, Paris, Galerie Lorenceau.1957, Paris, Galerie Cambacérès.ReferencesBirth certificate no. 94, May 23, 1883, Voiron, Departmental Archives of Isère (with marginal notes of marriage and death). "Gabriel Brun-Buisson [archive]" Paid access, on akoun.com (accessed September 9, 2018). Society of French Artists, Salon of 1931, 1931, 260 p. (read online [archive]), pp. 19 and 124. (en) "Gabriel Brun-Buisson [archive]", extract from the entry in the Bénézit dictionary Paid access, on Oxford Art Online, 2011 (ISBN 9780199773787). "Brun-Buisson, Gabriel (1883-1959) [archive]", on catalogue.bnf.fr (accessed September 9, 2018). Entry no. AR465059 [archive], Arcade database, French Ministry of Culture. "Gabriel Brun-Buisson | Cathedral of Saint-Séverin in Paris [archive]”, on www.museejoliette.org (accessed October 14, 2020). CNAP website [archive]. Notice no. AR465058 [archive], Arcade database, French Ministry of Culture. “Watercolors by Brun-Buisson at the Mosser gallery”, L'Est républicain, October 9, 1937, p. 5 (read online [archive])