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Mathurin Méheut (attributed To), Gouache On Paper Breton Woman 20th Century
A gouache on paper depicting a Breton woman in traditional costume, three-quarter back view
Attributed to Mathurin Méheut,unsigned, but his name is noted on the frame (photo)
Slight foxing
Wood frame, under glass
Period: circa 1940
Dimensions: framed 52 x43 cm, view 38 x 23 cm
Good condition
Meheut Mathurin (1882-1958), French draughtsman,illustrator, painter, sculptor and engraver. The artist drew much of his work from the sources of Brittany: the procession of pardons, the sea, marine flora and fauna, and so on. However, he also made South France, Japan and the battlefields of the First World War. Méheut also designed private interiors,liner cabins and tableware (notably for Faïencerie Henriot in Quimper). Rediscovered in the 1970s, Méheut is one of Brittany's most acclaimed artists with an international reputation like Lucien Simon and Alfred Guillou.
Attributed to Mathurin Méheut,unsigned, but his name is noted on the frame (photo)
Slight foxing
Wood frame, under glass
Period: circa 1940
Dimensions: framed 52 x43 cm, view 38 x 23 cm
Good condition
Meheut Mathurin (1882-1958), French draughtsman,illustrator, painter, sculptor and engraver. The artist drew much of his work from the sources of Brittany: the procession of pardons, the sea, marine flora and fauna, and so on. However, he also made South France, Japan and the battlefields of the First World War. Méheut also designed private interiors,liner cabins and tableware (notably for Faïencerie Henriot in Quimper). Rediscovered in the 1970s, Méheut is one of Brittany's most acclaimed artists with an international reputation like Lucien Simon and Alfred Guillou.
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