Gaston Guignard (bordeaux 1848 - Paris 1922), Woman With A Hat (circa 1880)
Artist: Gaston Guignard
Gaston GUIGNARD (Bordeaux 1848 - Paris 1922)
Woman with a Hat / (verso) Two Heads
Circa 1880
Black and brown chalk on paper
14.5 x 9.5 cm
Unsigned
A quick yet refined sketch by Gaston Guignard. Guignard, born in Bordeaux, first studied law in Paris, but he abandoned this path to devote himself to painting, becoming a pupil of Jules-Jean Ferry, then Henri Gervex and Ferdinand Humbert. An accomplished artist in various genres, Guignard specialised in agricultural themes and landscapes. He was close to the movements of naturalism and realism (Bastien-Lepage, Millet, Breton, etc.). His works are preserved in many French museums, notably in Bordeaux and at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. Guignard's drawings are characterized by an elegant angularity.
Woman with a Hat / (verso) Two Heads
Circa 1880
Black and brown chalk on paper
14.5 x 9.5 cm
Unsigned
A quick yet refined sketch by Gaston Guignard. Guignard, born in Bordeaux, first studied law in Paris, but he abandoned this path to devote himself to painting, becoming a pupil of Jules-Jean Ferry, then Henri Gervex and Ferdinand Humbert. An accomplished artist in various genres, Guignard specialised in agricultural themes and landscapes. He was close to the movements of naturalism and realism (Bastien-Lepage, Millet, Breton, etc.). His works are preserved in many French museums, notably in Bordeaux and at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. Guignard's drawings are characterized by an elegant angularity.
100 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: En l'etat
Material: Paper
Width: 9,5
Height: 14,5
Reference (ID): 1629581
Availability: In stock
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