Self-portrait, Oil On Canvas By Léonard Sarluis, Symbolist School
Artist: Léonard Sarluis
Leonard Sarluis, a Symbolist painter of Dutch origin who became a naturalized French citizen (1878–1949)
This work is likely either a self-portrait from his youth or a retrospective piece.
(Note the straight nose, the well-defined lips, and the pensive expression.) He was a follower of the Symbolist movement, the mystical ideal, and, above all, the Renaissance, drawing inspiration from Raphael, Titian, and Leonardo da Vinci. This painting is imbued with an aesthetic characteristic of Sarluis, featuring figures of androgynous beauty, dressed in togas or Renaissance-era caps and striking Mannerist poses
oil on canvas (re-stretched) in its original frame (Renaissance period), signed lower left (an old label is present on the back of the work, though unfortunately very faded)
good condition
see photos
This work is likely either a self-portrait from his youth or a retrospective piece.
(Note the straight nose, the well-defined lips, and the pensive expression.) He was a follower of the Symbolist movement, the mystical ideal, and, above all, the Renaissance, drawing inspiration from Raphael, Titian, and Leonardo da Vinci. This painting is imbued with an aesthetic characteristic of Sarluis, featuring figures of androgynous beauty, dressed in togas or Renaissance-era caps and striking Mannerist poses
oil on canvas (re-stretched) in its original frame (Renaissance period), signed lower left (an old label is present on the back of the work, though unfortunately very faded)
good condition
see photos
7 500 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Width: avec cadre : 99 cm sans cadre : 63,5 cm
Height: avec cadre : 109 cm sans cadre : 79 cm
Reference (ID): 1840556
Availability: In stock
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