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4 Henri LEBASQUE (1865-1937) Reflections in the Water, circa 1912 Oil on canvas Signed lower left 60 x 73 cm Bibliography: To be compared with "Matin aux Andelys", painted in 1913, reproduced under no. 374 in D. Bazetoux, Catalogue raisonné de l'œuvre d'Henri Lebasque, Tome 1, ed. Arteprint, 2008. By 1910, the art scene was ostensibly renouncing the gaiety of Impressionism, but Lebasque remained faithful to it. From 1912, the artist spent time on the lower Seine, in Les Andelys, and even to settle there permanently. This landscape offers him clear, harmonious tones and a limpid atmosphere atmosphere against a backdrop of screaming cliffs. The painter's eye rested here, his style broadened and he rediscovered the banks of the river, the tall trees reflected in the calm... (Source: Paul Vitry) A certificate of authenticity may be requested from the cataloguer at the buyer's expense.
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4 Henri LEBASQUE (1865-1937) Reflections in the Water, circa 1912 Oil on canvas Signed lower left 60 x 73 cm Bibliography: To be compared with "Matin aux Andelys", painted in 1913, reproduced under no. 374 in D. Bazetoux, Catalogue raisonné de l'œuvre d'Henri Lebasque, Tome 1, ed. Arteprint, 2008. By 1910, the art scene was ostensibly renouncing the gaiety of Impressionism, but Lebasque remained faithful to it. From 1912, the artist spent time on the lower Seine, in Les Andelys, and even to settle there permanently. This landscape offers him clear, harmonious tones and a limpid atmosphere atmosphere against a backdrop of screaming cliffs. The painter's eye rested here, his style broadened and he rediscovered the banks of the river, the tall trees reflected in the calm... (Source: Paul Vitry) A certificate of authenticity may be requested from the cataloguer at the buyer's expense.
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