Paul Buyssens (1897, Ghent–1994, Switzerland). Pair Of Paintings Titled “still Life.” Pointillism.
Artist: Paul Buyssens
Gold-colored aluminum frame (shows signs of normal wear). Frame dimensions: 75 x 94 cm. Painting dimensions: 73 x 92.
Both paintings are signed.
Paul Buyssens (1897, Ghent–1994, Switzerland)
Belgian Pointillist painter of still lifes, figures, and stylized landscapes. Landscape architect.
Studied at the Brussels Academy. Influenced by the work of Seurat.
Characterized by a distinctive stylization in which forms are defined by a black line that outlines spaces filled with small, juxtaposed dots.
Exhibited at the “Antwerp Triennial” in 1926 and at the “46th Ghent Salon” in 1937.
Bibliography: Piron, Arto.
Both paintings are signed.
Paul Buyssens (1897, Ghent–1994, Switzerland)
Belgian Pointillist painter of still lifes, figures, and stylized landscapes. Landscape architect.
Studied at the Brussels Academy. Influenced by the work of Seurat.
Characterized by a distinctive stylization in which forms are defined by a black line that outlines spaces filled with small, juxtaposed dots.
Exhibited at the “Antwerp Triennial” in 1926 and at the “46th Ghent Salon” in 1937.
Bibliography: Piron, Arto.
1 000 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting
Length: 94 cm
Height: 75 cm
Reference (ID): 1829644
Availability: In stock
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