Claude Firmin 1864–1944...large Impressionist Painting...young Boy Carving A Stick

A large and beautiful Impressionist painting from around 1900 depicting a young boy carving a piece of wood in a farmyard... The work is signed by the famous painter Claude Firmin (1864–1944) an outstanding artist to whom the *Bénézit* devotes an entire chapter and whose biography can be found on Wikipedia: A native of Avignon, he is considered one of the masters of Provençal painting...A member of the Groupe des Treize, he became a professor (1922) and later director ofthe École des Beaux-Arts in Avignon from 1937 to 1941
-Several museums in southern France house his works, including the famous Musée Calvet in Avignon -
Values & Auction Results:The value of this artist’s works varies depending on their quality, and this is exactly the kind of painting to collect “without breaking the bank,” which can prove to be a sound investment: in fact, among his auction results, there is a record sale of 55,000 euros, and among his other auction results, there are more than fifty sales ranging from 2,300 to 30,000 euros /Source: Art-Price.
Canvas size: 55 cm x 46 cm
Frame: 67 cm x 59 cm
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