Eugène Alluaud 1866–1947 (crozant School, Detroy, Madeline...)

A charming oil painting on panel depicting a generous bouquet of peonies in delicate shades of pink, white, and mauve, arranged in a vase on a table. The artist subtly plays on the contrasts between the luminous flowers, the deep green foliage, and the turquoise background, lending the composition a beautiful freshness and a remarkable decorative presence.

The brushwork is generous, expressive, and lively, with a rich painterly texture that gives depth to the petals and conveys the artist’s sensitivity in his treatment of the flowers.

• Artist: Eugène Alluaud (1866–1947)

• Subject: Bouquet of Peonies

• Technique: Oil on panel

• Dimensions: 45 × 53 cm

• Shipping within France: 30 €

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Eugène Alluaud (1866–1947) was a French painter and an iconic figure of the Crozant School, famous for his landscapes of the Creuse Valley and its surroundings. A native of Limoges, he was one of the leading artists of this artistic hub, which attracted numerous painters in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His work reflects an exploration of light and color, expressed through a sensitive and personal approach to painting.