Edmond Heuzé « ballerina »

Edmond Heuzé is a French engraver painter born September 26, 1884 and died March 4, 1967 in Paris. Before that he was in turn a tanker at "Les Halles", a tailor, a wrestler, a professional dancer, a camelot, a cyclist, a circus director, to become one of the great figures of "Montmartre", and from all those lives wrote an autobiographical novel "Monsieur Victor".
He particularly loved the world of circus like this "Ballerina", circa 1915, imbued with "Primitivism".
It's an oil on cardboard in perfect condition around 1915 signed lower left.
Dimensions without frame: 18,1x 21,7Inches and with frame: 24,6 x 28Inches