The Abduction Of Proserpina. Alfred Jacques Boisson (1866–1947)
Artist: Alfred Jacques Boisson (1866-1947)
Alfred Jacques BOISSON was a French painter born in 1866 in Nîmes (Gard) and who died in 1947.
The catalog of paintings, drawings, sculpture, and architecture from the 1896 Montpellier National Exhibition indicates that Alfred-Jacques Boisson was a student of Alexandre Cabanel and Gustave Moreau and that he lived at 4 Rue Astruc in Montpellier. He exhibited at the Salons in Paris and throughout the provinces.
Oil on canvas, 73x92 cm, in need of restoration; visible imperfections.
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The catalog of paintings, drawings, sculpture, and architecture from the 1896 Montpellier National Exhibition indicates that Alfred-Jacques Boisson was a student of Alexandre Cabanel and Gustave Moreau and that he lived at 4 Rue Astruc in Montpellier. He exhibited at the Salons in Paris and throughout the provinces.
Oil on canvas, 73x92 cm, in need of restoration; visible imperfections.
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Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Needs to be restored
Material: Oil painting
Width: 92 cm
Height: 73 cm
Reference (ID): 1823581
Availability: In stock
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