Hst Painting By Jacques Liévin (eugène Galien-laloue, 1854–1941) — Landscape With Sheep, 1886
Artist: Jean Liévin Eugène Galien-laloue
Jacques Liévin (Eugène Galien-Laloue 1854–1941) - Landscape with Sheep,1886
Description:A charming and luminous oil on canvas depicting a bucolic scene brought to lifeby two sheep grazing in the foreground in a lush green pasture, shadedby a large leafy tree.
The composition opens onto a background ofrolling countryside beneath a clear sky dotted with light clouds.
The work is signed "J. Liévin" in the lower right corner and dated "86"(for 1886).
Jacques Liévin is one of the most famous and sought-after pseudonymsof Eugène Galien-Laloue, an iconic painter of the French school,known primarily for his Parisian views but who excelled just as muchin his rural landscapes and countryside scenes under this signature.
The artist’s characteristic finesse of brushwork, treatment of natural light, andattention to detail are perfectly evident in thisearly work.
Condition and characteristics:
Technique: Oil on original canvas.
Condition: Good overall condition, paint layer well preserved.
Stretcher and back: Period canvas and mounting, preserved in their original condition,demonstrating a beautiful authenticity.
Frame: Presented in its wide, period molded and gilded wooden frame (in good condition) with some signs of wear.
Dimensions: Canvas: 41 cm x 22 cm With frame: 53.5 cm x 34 cm
Description:A charming and luminous oil on canvas depicting a bucolic scene brought to lifeby two sheep grazing in the foreground in a lush green pasture, shadedby a large leafy tree.
The composition opens onto a background ofrolling countryside beneath a clear sky dotted with light clouds.
The work is signed "J. Liévin" in the lower right corner and dated "86"(for 1886).
Jacques Liévin is one of the most famous and sought-after pseudonymsof Eugène Galien-Laloue, an iconic painter of the French school,known primarily for his Parisian views but who excelled just as muchin his rural landscapes and countryside scenes under this signature.
The artist’s characteristic finesse of brushwork, treatment of natural light, andattention to detail are perfectly evident in thisearly work.
Condition and characteristics:
Technique: Oil on original canvas.
Condition: Good overall condition, paint layer well preserved.
Stretcher and back: Period canvas and mounting, preserved in their original condition,demonstrating a beautiful authenticity.
Frame: Presented in its wide, period molded and gilded wooden frame (in good condition) with some signs of wear.
Dimensions: Canvas: 41 cm x 22 cm With frame: 53.5 cm x 34 cm
650 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting
Length: 53.5 cm
Height: 34 cm
Reference (ID): 1840585
Availability: In stock
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