Marcel Dominique Poggioli (1882–1959), Landscape, Oil On Canvas, 20th Century
View of a coastal village, likely a Corsican or Provençal landscape.
A beautiful depiction of the sun glinting off the terracotta-colored rooftops, which contrast with the vegetation—likely consisting of olive trees, fig trees, and perhaps even pine trees.
In the background, the sea is visible on the left, with a blue typical of the Mediterranean. On the right, we see several shaded mountain ranges, with clouds drifting across them.
A beautiful touch of color.
Signed lower right: Marcel Poggioli.
Dimensions:
framed: 51 x 68 cm
viewable area: 38.2 x 55 cm
Marcel Dominique Poggioli (1882–1959) was a painter of Corsican origin who studied at the fine arts schools in Marseille and Paris. After a stay in Italy, he returned to Marseille, where he participated in various art exhibitions. He primarily painted Provençal and Corsican landscapes, took on commissions for decorative projects, and created illustrations for books. In 1921, he was appointed professor of drawing and decorative arts at the Beaux-Arts in Marseille, a position he held until 1948. At the same time, he regularly visited his studio in Ajaccio as well as his home in Southern Corsica. Several of his works are now on display at the Palais Fesch–Museum of Fine Arts in Ajaccio.Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Width: 68 cm
Height: 51 cm
Reference (ID): 1813251
Availability: In stock
































