Description
Monique JORGENSEN (1906-?) Château de Sully in Villebon, 1950 Watercolour. Signed and dated lower right. Insolated paper. 24 x 19,5 cm Trained in drawing and watercolour from an early age by her painter father, a pupil of Othon Friesz at the Academy Academy of Paris, Monique Jorgensen, of Danish origin, has devoted her life to painting the most beautiful monuments of of the Ile de France and the old Paris she has walked since her birth. She exhibited at Bernheim jeune, at Druet and at Braun between the two wars. These poetic and melancholic representations of old facades worn by have always seduced the most refined collectors, such as Pierre Le-Tan.
99
Monique JORGENSEN (1906-?) Château de Sully in Villebon, 1950 Watercolour. Signed and dated lower right. Insolated paper. 24 x 19,5 cm Trained in drawing and watercolour from an early age by her painter father, a pupil of Othon Friesz at the Academy Academy of Paris, Monique Jorgensen, of Danish origin, has devoted her life to painting the most beautiful monuments of of the Ile de France and the old Paris she has walked since her birth. She exhibited at Bernheim jeune, at Druet and at Braun between the two wars. These poetic and melancholic representations of old facades worn by have always seduced the most refined collectors, such as Pierre Le-Tan.
