Painting Le Gard In Collias By Gabriel Vié Around 1950 Occitanie

Interesting painting by Gabriel Vié painted around 1950 and representing the Gard * in Collias, in Occitania between Avignon and Uzès.
This painter, Gabriel Vié (1888-1973) is a French painter who painted mainly rivers.
He exhibited at the Salon of French Artists, he received a mention in 1935, a silver medal in 1942.
On this square format he perfectly transposed the light placed on the Gard.
original frame, to be cleaned, there is a bubble in the panel towards the middle.
panel dimensions 33cm x 33cm.
delivery by registered Colissimo with insurance. France 25 €
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* The Gard or Gardon, a tributary of the Rhône, crosses the town from west to east. The famous Gardon gorges are located just upstream (to the west) of Collias: the Gard enters the town at an altitude of 30m and comes out at around 24m; up to Collias, the two banks of the Gard are dominated by imposing cliffs 130 to 150 m high. On the town, it receives its tributary Alzon on the left bank, which comes from the north-west. Its right bank is interspersed with five deep valleys, carved by small seasonal tributaries.