Raphaël Chanterou (1888-1945) - The Pont Alexandre III, Paris - Oil
Oil on canvas signed "Chanterou" lower right, depicting the Pont Alexandre III in Paris, its monumental pylons crowned with gilded Fames (Renommées), reflected in the shifting waters of the Seine. Rendered with a thick, vibrant touch and a luminous, colourful palette, the work is a fine Parisian view of Impressionist inspiration, characteristic of the artist.
50 x 65 cm
Raphaël Dubois, known as Chanterou (Liège, 1888 – Brussels, 1945), was a Belgian Impressionist painter. Trained at the Liège Academy under Évariste Carpentier, he discovered Impressionism around 1905 and adopted a bright, brilliant palette; his most productive years fall between 1910 and 1925. He frequented the Montparnasse of the Roaring Twenties and signed his works with the pseudonym "Chanterou".
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting
Reference (ID): 1793073
Availability: In stock
