Still Life Painting, Flowers Vase Painting, Spring Floral, Geraniums Or Begonias, Oil (qf737)

These antique still life paintings with flowers depict a vase of spring flowers, executed in a Post-Impressionist style, dating to the early 20th century.

The artwork portrays two terracotta vases filled with flowers in red and pink hues, likely geraniums or begonias, arranged on a light-colored surface

that creates an elegant chromatic contrast with the warm, neutral background.

The textured, vibrant brushwork enhances the volume of the leaves and petals, giving the composition a strong sense of movement and depth.

Antique floral paintings, a flower still life signed at the lower left by Guinegault Jean Paul, a French painter known for flowers, still lifes, and seascapes.

Guinegault Jean Paul (1918–2009) was born in Paris, where he received his artistic training and developed a pictorial language deeply influenced by the city.

Active throughout much of the 20th century, he worked within a rich and dynamic cultural environment, shaped by Impressionism, Post-Impressionism,

and modern French figurative painting. He trained with René Jaudon, Louis Roger, and his father Georges Guinegault.

He participated in numerous exhibitions and became a member of the Salon des Artistes Français and the Salon des Indépendants.

His works are held in museums in Arcachon, Brussels, and Rochefort. Post-Impressionist painter.

This antique painting is housed in a carved wooden frame, dating to the 1930s.

Both the antique frame and the oil painting have been professionally and carefully restored.

Bisgart Collection

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Bibliography:
E. Bénézit, Dictionary of Painters, Sculptors, Designers and Engravers.

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Canvas size: 73 × 60 cm
Framed size: 90 × 77 cm
Depth: 4 cm
Weight: 4.5 kg