Joaquin Couderc (20th) : “fishermen In The Landes”
JoaquinCouderc (circa 1930) : “Fishermen in the Landes,” India ink and sepia washwith highlights in white, 8 × 23.3 cm, mounted on pH-neutral mat board in an oak frame, 23.3 × 40.6 cm (traces of mounting pins).
A slight crease on the left; signed only “Joaquin.”
We regularly come across works by Couderc featuring washes of sepia, Indian ink, and sanguine, depicting landscapes of the Basque Country or the Landes region.
For many years, we have been purchasing his works, which we have preparedand framed in period styles without really knowing who he was, simply captivated by this style that borders on the naive, yet is so sincere and poetic.
It was elderly people who had known him who provided us with theinformation we have, which we share with you with allreservations: he was a watchmaker in Hendaye between the two world wars, and on Sundays he would paint, creating these regional landscapes that he wouldlater sell to tourists in his shop.
Enchanting—the stately silhouette of the pine tree punctuates the panoramic composition featuring fishermen, lending it a Japanese-inspired, slightly Nabi-style feel.
Please feel free to ask us for photos oradditional information by email or phone.
More photos and many other items are available in our Pau store and on our Proantic website.
A slight crease on the left; signed only “Joaquin.”
We regularly come across works by Couderc featuring washes of sepia, Indian ink, and sanguine, depicting landscapes of the Basque Country or the Landes region.
For many years, we have been purchasing his works, which we have preparedand framed in period styles without really knowing who he was, simply captivated by this style that borders on the naive, yet is so sincere and poetic.
It was elderly people who had known him who provided us with theinformation we have, which we share with you with allreservations: he was a watchmaker in Hendaye between the two world wars, and on Sundays he would paint, creating these regional landscapes that he wouldlater sell to tourists in his shop.
Enchanting—the stately silhouette of the pine tree punctuates the panoramic composition featuring fishermen, lending it a Japanese-inspired, slightly Nabi-style feel.
Please feel free to ask us for photos oradditional information by email or phone.
More photos and many other items are available in our Pau store and on our Proantic website.
280 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Deco
Condition: Good condition
Reference (ID): 1817563
Availability: In stock
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