Albert Malet (1912-1986), Hst

Table "Sailboats at the nautical center of Rouen" oil on canvas original, signed lower right and located and signed on the back. Dimensions: outside frame 55 * 38,5cm, with frame 71 * 54,5cm. Albert Malet, born August 5, 1912 in Bosc-le-Hard, and died September 9, 1986, is a French painter of the School of Rouen. Pupil of Robert Antoine Pinchon, Albert Malet began painting in 1931. He exhibited three works at the Salon of the French School at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris in 1942. Albert Malet was buried in Claville-Motteville, where he was a teacher from 1947 to 1960. Personal Gallery Legrip, Rouen, 1942. Gallery Marumo, Paris, July 1974. Gallery Marie-Jeanne Garoche, Paris, December 1996 - January 1997. Gallery of the Court of Albane, November 1997. Retrospective Albert Malet, Hôtel de Bourgtheroulde , Rouen, 2006. Impressionist Normandy - Albert Malet, Salt Grenier, La Bouille, August-September 2010. Normandy Impressionist Festival - Tribute to Albert Malet, Petit-Couronne, September-October 2010. Collectives Albert Malet and the painters of The Norman School, Claude Marumo Gallery, Paris, June 1972. Fortieth Salon of the Friends of the Arts and Manoir de Briançon - Michel Ciry, Franck Innocent, Monique Journod, Albert Malet, Marcel Peltier, Gaston Sébire ..., Manoir de Brianç on, Criel-sur-Mer, July-August 2008. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Malet_(peintre)