A Kaub Casalonga Family Portrait 140 X 103 -
Artist: Alice Kaub Casalonga
Very large full-length portrait signed Alice Kaub Casalongua exhibited at the salon of French artists in 1901 (see stamp on the back) - (1875 - Paris 1948) - Canvas entitled "Family Portrait" so a relative of this one -
To Kaub Casalonga was a close to Berthe Morisot and a feminist before the time, she actively participated in the feminist newspaper "La Française" initiated by the famous American journalist Jane Misme -
Elève de Bouguereau, and Ferrier she developed a dreamlike universe in some of these paintings -
I added a photo of her painted by Emile Thiviers where we see the beautiful Alice posing for the master -
Married to a diplomat, academy officer, she studied at the Julian academy, like me (alias Met de Penninghen only academy accepting women at the time) - In order to be able to exhibit in salons led by men, she was forced to sometimes sign Alain Kaub -
Without knowing her career path I went to this determined woman who had to af to face acerbic criticism -
A woman painter at the time was qualified as aliènè as was Berthe Morisot however married and supported by Eugéne Manet - An elderly woman whose sweetness wisdom simplicity touched me, everything converges towards this beautiful face, just a letter a vase in the shade on the table punctuate the canvas -
Splendid frame with braid of oak leaves and tassels gilded with leaf -
Coté Benezit - Very good condition of the canvas and the frame -
Payment by bank transfer -customizable payment-
To Kaub Casalonga was a close to Berthe Morisot and a feminist before the time, she actively participated in the feminist newspaper "La Française" initiated by the famous American journalist Jane Misme -
Elève de Bouguereau, and Ferrier she developed a dreamlike universe in some of these paintings -
I added a photo of her painted by Emile Thiviers where we see the beautiful Alice posing for the master -
Married to a diplomat, academy officer, she studied at the Julian academy, like me (alias Met de Penninghen only academy accepting women at the time) - In order to be able to exhibit in salons led by men, she was forced to sometimes sign Alain Kaub -
Without knowing her career path I went to this determined woman who had to af to face acerbic criticism -
A woman painter at the time was qualified as aliènè as was Berthe Morisot however married and supported by Eugéne Manet - An elderly woman whose sweetness wisdom simplicity touched me, everything converges towards this beautiful face, just a letter a vase in the shade on the table punctuate the canvas -
Splendid frame with braid of oak leaves and tassels gilded with leaf -
Coté Benezit - Very good condition of the canvas and the frame -
Payment by bank transfer -
3 900 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Fully restored in our whorkshop
Material: Oil painting
Width: 103
Height: 140
Depth: 8
Reference (ID): 611382
Availability: In stock
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