Alfred Brunel Neuville (1852-1941) - Four Kittens

Alfred Brunel Neuville (1852-1941) Interior with Cats Oil on canvas, signed lower right Old frame regilded with gold leaf Canvas dimensions: 54 x 75 cm Frame dimensions: 74 x 85 cm Alfred Brunel Neuville (1852-1941) French School, 19th-20th century Born in 1852 in Paris. Died in 1941. Painter of animals, still lifes, flowers, and fruit. His work was exhibited in Paris at the Salon des Artistes Français from 1879. He became a member of this Salon in 1907. He primarily painted still lifes of flowers, fruits, and vegetables. However, he also achieved great success with his paintings of cats. Museums: - Béziers: "Still Life" - Brest: "Peaches, Grapes and Recurrants on a Table" - Château-Thierry: "Still Life" - Louviers: "Oysters and Shrimp" Bibliography: Dictionary of Painters, E. Bénézit, Book II / 892 (Gründ Publishing)