Félix Ziem (1821-1911) The Artist's Garden In Nice
Artist: Félix Ziem (1821-1911)
Superb oil on panel by master Félix Ziem representing the artist's garden on his property in Nice, with the sea in the distance.
The work in good condition is superbly framed, it measures frame included 53 cm by 71 and 36 cm by 54 without the frame.
It is not signed but the inventory number 501 is affixed at the bottom right and on the back and a certificate of authenticity established by the Félix Ziem Association will be issued with the work.
Painter of the School of Barbizon renowned for his seascapes and landscapes of Venice and Constantinople, attached to the Orientalist movement, he is considered one of the precursors of Impressionism.
The first painter to enter the Louvre Museum during his lifetime (in 1910), Van Gogh admired his painting and we can read in one of his letters to his brother Theo, when he arrived in Arles: "I would like to be able to make the blues that says Ziem, who do not age like the others ... "
The work in good condition is superbly framed, it measures frame included 53 cm by 71 and 36 cm by 54 without the frame.
It is not signed but the inventory number 501 is affixed at the bottom right and on the back and a certificate of authenticity established by the Félix Ziem Association will be issued with the work.
Painter of the School of Barbizon renowned for his seascapes and landscapes of Venice and Constantinople, attached to the Orientalist movement, he is considered one of the precursors of Impressionism.
The first painter to enter the Louvre Museum during his lifetime (in 1910), Van Gogh admired his painting and we can read in one of his letters to his brother Theo, when he arrived in Arles: "I would like to be able to make the blues that says Ziem, who do not age like the others ... "
9 000 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Length: 54 cm
Height: 36 cm
Reference (ID): 670564
Availability: In stock
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