Old Post-impressionist Painting By Jean Sieurin, Rouen School, Fresque-style, Oil On Panel

Jean SIEURIN (1931–2024) - "The Arch at Fresquienne Under the Snow"

An old oil painting on the original panel, signed lower left, depicting a view of Normandy at Fresquienne
Although seemingly wintery, the landscape presented by the painter is nonetheless rich in generous and luminous colors, the usual diversity of which needs no further emphasis for those familiar with the works of Jean SIEURIN.

In good condition with a brief history on the back
Dimensions: the panel: 38 by 46 cm and the frame: 57 by 49 cm
About:
“With exemplary fidelity, Jean SIEURIN has been and remains one of the most sincere disciples of the late Albert MALET (1912–1986), that Impressionist master of the Rouen School. It is always a great pleasure to meet both the man—friendly, natural, helpful, and athletic—and the painter, who is always attentive to the unique atmosphere of the banks of the Seine, rendered in his Neo-Impressionist style, revised and lightened by a perfectly personal touch, yet faithful to the luminosity of a palette to which he has happily accustomed many art lovers, as he depicts his favorite subjects from Normandy and Brittany with true brilliance. Jean SIEURIN adores these fluid landscapes where skies, waters, and nature reign, compositions he brings to life peacefully with his sensitive generosity and his vibrant touch. His painting moves, capturing light, colors, and effects, to the great charm of a traditional realism, grounded in a perfect mastery of the craft and the talent that this artist knows how to enhance at times with the liveliness of a few bouquets of many charms.” André RUELLAN, art critic