Fernand Maillaud (1862–1948) *la Florentine* Beneath The Coudon
Artist: Fernand Maillaud (1862-1948)
Fernand Maillaud (1862–1948) *La Florentine sous le Coudon*, oil on panel, signed lower right, 36 x 44 cm. Annotated on the reverse: “No. 26, La Florentine (my house) under the Coudon”
Frame from 1930; framed dimensions 52 x 60 cm.
A painter of landscapes and rural life, Fernand Maillaud was deeply attached to the Berry and Limousin regions. But starting in 1928, Maillaud became increasingly drawn to the sun and light of the Mediterranean countries. In 1928, he began construction of a secluded house near Toulon called “La Florentine,” on the slopes of Mont Coudon, near Toulon, while continuing to develop “Le Renabec” in the Creuse region. Maillaud spent the war years at “La Florentine.”
Frame from 1930; framed dimensions 52 x 60 cm.
A painter of landscapes and rural life, Fernand Maillaud was deeply attached to the Berry and Limousin regions. But starting in 1928, Maillaud became increasingly drawn to the sun and light of the Mediterranean countries. In 1928, he began construction of a secluded house near Toulon called “La Florentine,” on the slopes of Mont Coudon, near Toulon, while continuing to develop “Le Renabec” in the Creuse region. Maillaud spent the war years at “La Florentine.”
900 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting on wood
Width: 44
Height: 36
Reference (ID): 1856481
Availability: In stock
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