109 - Léon JOUHAUD (1874–1950) in Limoges. "Le Carnaval, 1933." Cubist polychrome enamel plaque with gold leaf on copper. Monogrammed in the lower right corner. Dimensions: 12 x 9.5 cm. This enamel piece features numerous figures, including one in the foreground modeled after a sultan. Léon Jouhaud, who practiced both painting and enamelwork, began exhibiting in 1910 at the exhibitions of the Société des artistes indépendants and the Société des artistes français in Limoges and Paris; there he exhibited pastel paintings as well as painted enamels (genre scenes, landscapes, and still lifes).

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