Jean-gabriel Domergue, "marlene". Oil On Panel, Signed.

Beautiful oil on hardboard panel by Jean-Gabriel Domergue (1889-1962), signed lower left and titled on the reverse: "Marlene".
Exhibition label: “L'Exposition de l'Art français”, Aix-les-Bains.

Jean-Gabriel Domergue's favorite subject was women. He defined himself as "the inventor of the pin-up," establishing the Parisian woman as an emblem and changing the perception of women.
In 1920, he proposed a new aesthetic by representing Parisian elegance, the refinement of taste and fashion of the time. The women are slender with long necks, depicted in bust-length portraits, with vibrant colors to convey a certain graceful nonchalance.
Domergue's women have a close connection to the bourgeoisie and the tastes of this elite.

In very good condition.

Mr. Noé Willer has confirmed the authenticity of this work and can provide a certificate at the buyer's expense.

Dimensions:
Unframed 24 x 19 cm.
Framed 37.5 x 32.5 cm.

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