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OIL ON ITS ORIGINAL CANVAS SIGNED "GEORGES BARAT - LEVRAUX" REPRESENTING A CALVARY LANDSCAPE - IMPRESSIONIST OR TACHISTIC BUTTONS - MADE AT THE EARLY BEGINNING OF THE 20TH CENTURY - CANVAS IN ITS JUICE - NEVER CLEANED - A LITTLE RETOUCHER WILL BE NECESSARY RIGHT BELOW THE FIREPLACE - FRAME 1930 POSTERIOR TO PAINTING - GEORGES BARAT - LEVRAUX (1878-1964) IS A FRENCH PAINTER OF THE IMPRESSIONIST SCHOOL - STUDENT OF JEAN PAUL LAURENS AND LEON BONNAT THEN ACADEMY JULIAN - HE EXHIBITED INDEPENDENT IN PARIS FROM 1907 TO 1910 OF LANDSCAPES AND MARINES - SENDS TO THE SOCIETY OF FINE ARTS IN 1921 AND 1922 AND BECOME ASSOCIATED - ITS ACHIEVEMENTS WERE EXHIBITED AT THE AUTUMN FAIR FROM 1921 TO 1938 AND AUSALON TUILERIES FROM 1923 TO 1931 - HE EXHIBITS AT THE RETROSPECTIVE OF THE FAIR OF THE INDEPENDENTS IN 1926 WITH MANY CANVAS MANY MUSEUMS, INCLUDING THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART OF PARIS - CENTER POMPIDOU IN PARIS REFERENCES: BENEZIT - THE LITTLE MASTERS OF P EINTURE TOME 4+