Louis Crombin (brussels, 1872-?). "lively Alley In Menton". 1920s. Brabant Fauvism.
Artist: Louis Crombin
Antique wooden frame (signs of wear). Frame dimensions: 81 x 61 cm. Painting dimensions: 70 x 50 cm. Signed.
Louis Crombin (Brussels, 1872-?)
Belgian painter. Trained at the Brussels Academy under JF Portaels and J. Stallaert. Evolved from Fauvism towards a Cézanne-like style. Worked in Belgium, the south of France, the Morvan region, and the Auxerre area. Exhibited with the Nervia Group at the Giroux Gallery, participated in the creation of "La Maison Wallonne," and participated in the Ghent Triennial Exhibition in 1925 and the "Chaînon" exhibitions.
Louis Crombin (Brussels, 1872-?)
Belgian painter. Trained at the Brussels Academy under JF Portaels and J. Stallaert. Evolved from Fauvism towards a Cézanne-like style. Worked in Belgium, the south of France, the Morvan region, and the Auxerre area. Exhibited with the Nervia Group at the Giroux Gallery, participated in the creation of "La Maison Wallonne," and participated in the Ghent Triennial Exhibition in 1925 and the "Chaînon" exhibitions.
450 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Length: 61 cm
Height: 81 cm
Reference (ID): 1643214
Availability: In stock
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