Boat On Hold – Watercolor By Liné Jagot 20th Century - Port Of Cannes
Artist: Liné Jagot
ARTIST: Geneviève LINÉ JAGOT
TECHNIQUE: Gouache on paper
PERIOD: 20th century
DIMENSIONS on view: 38 x 55 cm
DIMENSIONS with frame: 54.5 x 75 cm small scratches on the frame lower right
AUTHENTICITY: Original work signed lower rightSold framed.
This original watercolor on paper signed Liné Jagot represents a boat on slipway in the port of Cannes, in a vibrant and luminous atmosphere typical of Mediterranean landscapes. The work, of free and expressive style, captures a suspended moment where the sailboat rests on red slipways, ready for maintenance or relaunch. The quick lines and transparent watercolor washes convey the spontaneity of the artist's gesture. The touches of sky blue and deep reds contrast with the white of the hulls, creating a dynamic and sunny composition. The profusion of masts and ropes gives height and rhythm to the scene, while situating the work in the Mediterranean port universe. This work will appeal to lovers of maritime painting, views of ports in the South of France, or modern watercolor seascapes. It demonstrates Liné Jagot's mastery of the medium and his sensitivity to the azure light. About the artist: Geneviève Liné-Jagot was born in the East of France, in Amance. After classical training at the Académie de la Grande Chaumière, she began her artistic career in 1939 as a fashion designer for the magazine "Vogue". Her painting is part of the movement of the artists of her time: Viera Da Silva, Manessier, Lapique. In Spain, in Cadaquès, she met Salvador Dali. A turning point in her painting. After years of oils on canvas and figurative gouaches, she moved towards "lyrical abstraction" until the end of her days.
TECHNIQUE: Gouache on paper
PERIOD: 20th century
DIMENSIONS on view: 38 x 55 cm
DIMENSIONS with frame: 54.5 x 75 cm small scratches on the frame lower right
AUTHENTICITY: Original work signed lower rightSold framed.
This original watercolor on paper signed Liné Jagot represents a boat on slipway in the port of Cannes, in a vibrant and luminous atmosphere typical of Mediterranean landscapes. The work, of free and expressive style, captures a suspended moment where the sailboat rests on red slipways, ready for maintenance or relaunch. The quick lines and transparent watercolor washes convey the spontaneity of the artist's gesture. The touches of sky blue and deep reds contrast with the white of the hulls, creating a dynamic and sunny composition. The profusion of masts and ropes gives height and rhythm to the scene, while situating the work in the Mediterranean port universe. This work will appeal to lovers of maritime painting, views of ports in the South of France, or modern watercolor seascapes. It demonstrates Liné Jagot's mastery of the medium and his sensitivity to the azure light. About the artist: Geneviève Liné-Jagot was born in the East of France, in Amance. After classical training at the Académie de la Grande Chaumière, she began her artistic career in 1939 as a fashion designer for the magazine "Vogue". Her painting is part of the movement of the artists of her time: Viera Da Silva, Manessier, Lapique. In Spain, in Cadaquès, she met Salvador Dali. A turning point in her painting. After years of oils on canvas and figurative gouaches, she moved towards "lyrical abstraction" until the end of her days.
420 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Length: 55
Width: 38
Reference (ID): 1641277
Availability: In stock
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