Jean Barrieux (20th Century) – "the Bisquine Of Cancala"
Artist: Jean Barrieux (xxe Siècle)
Oil on canvas, FrenchSchool.
Seascape depicting a bisquine, the traditional fishing boat of the Cancale and Saint-Malo region.
These wooden boats were originally designed in the 19th century for oyster dredging and coastal fishing.
This sailboat is famous in the maritime world for having the largestsail area relative to the size of its hull.
The painter Jean Barrieux skillfully capturesthe power of this iconic sailboat, famous for its impressive sails.
A vibrant, authentic work, perfect for maritime history enthusiasts or for seaside decor.Signed in the lower right corner.
Frame dimensions: 52 x 43.5 cm (original frame by framer Geo)
Painting dimensions: 35 x 27 cm
Good condition.
Shipped via Colissimo with appropriate protective packaging; shipping costs 30 euros within France; quotes available for other destinations.
Contact me at 0678876161
Seascape depicting a bisquine, the traditional fishing boat of the Cancale and Saint-Malo region.
These wooden boats were originally designed in the 19th century for oyster dredging and coastal fishing.
This sailboat is famous in the maritime world for having the largestsail area relative to the size of its hull.
The painter Jean Barrieux skillfully capturesthe power of this iconic sailboat, famous for its impressive sails.
A vibrant, authentic work, perfect for maritime history enthusiasts or for seaside decor.Signed in the lower right corner.
Frame dimensions: 52 x 43.5 cm (original frame by framer Geo)
Painting dimensions: 35 x 27 cm
Good condition.
Shipped via Colissimo with appropriate protective packaging; shipping costs 30 euros within France; quotes available for other destinations.
Contact me at 0678876161
380 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Width: 52
Height: 43,5
Depth: 4
Reference (ID): 1820401
Availability: In stock
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