The Port Of Agha In Algiers / Pierre Pruvost
Artist: Pierre Pruvost 1921/2008
A winner of the Abd-El-Tif Prize in 1951, he was part of the second generation of painters from the Algiers School. A talented colorist, his work is similar to that of his friend François DESNOYER; he painted numerous seascapes of the ports of Sète and Saint-Cyprien.
He later settled in Antibes, where he established himself as one of the city’s leading artists.
View of the Agha industrial port in Algiers.
The canvas is sold unframed; please contact us if you would like it framed.
Signed with the initials P.P., dated “Alger,” and marked “Alger 51” on the back—likely referring to the 1952 exhibition at the Guyot Gallery.
Standard size 15F.
He later settled in Antibes, where he established himself as one of the city’s leading artists.
View of the Agha industrial port in Algiers.
The canvas is sold unframed; please contact us if you would like it framed.
Signed with the initials P.P., dated “Alger,” and marked “Alger 51” on the back—likely referring to the 1952 exhibition at the Guyot Gallery.
Standard size 15F.
400 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Length: 64
Height: 54
Reference (ID): 1793627
Availability: In stock
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