Jean-pierre Laurent, Active In The 20th Century, The Pont Marie
At the opposite corner of the same Rue des Deux-Ponts, the old building and the tavern "Au Franc Pinot" still stand.
The Rue des Deux-Ponts is so named because of the two bridges located at either end of it: the Pont Marie, towards the Right Bank of the Seine, and the Pont de la Tournelle towards the Left Bank.
This famous Pont-Marie has been a great source of inspiration for artists.
Our website also features "Le Pont-Marie," a 1933 watercolor by Héran-Chaband, in which the Pont-Marie is seen from the quayside.
This panel, painted on hardboard around 1950-1960, is signed by Jean-Pierre Laurent, who does not appear to be the same artist known for his numerous watercolors that frequently appear on the art market.
Original frame.
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Oil painting on wood
Width: 26 cm (avec cadre 50,5 cm)
Height: 34 cm (avvec cadre : 58 cm)
Reference (ID): 1725160
Availability: In stock






























