Alexandre Denonne, Portrait Of A Man With A Pipe

Alexandre Denonne, Portrait Of A Man With A PipeThis early 20th century portrait by French artist Alexandre Denonne (1879 1959) depicts a gentleman with a pipe. Its energetically rendered with the paint applied in broad, spirited, brushmarks. Note the scarf, a cascade of white and blue, laid down with energy. While the hat derives its form from a central raised point. Denonne was an accomplished painter of impressionism. His landscapes and scenes are similar in style to those of Camille Pissarro

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Areas of deep craquelure but the paint layer is stable under varnish

anxious and intriguing

The painting is monogrammed in the lower right and housed within a gilt frame that’s probably the original

the Malmö konstmuseum

We haven’t found many examples of a serpent with similar features and we believe that this is fairly uncommon

Medium: Watercolour on paperOverall size: 36½” x 23” / 93cm x 59cmYear of creation: 1902Condition: Artwork presents well

Year of creation 1904

This 20th-century oil painting by Swedish artist

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Medium: Oil on boardOverall size: 16½” x 20” / 42cm x 51cmYear of creation: 1936Condition: Artwork presents well with no issues

A mid-20th-century Scandinavian coastal scene depicting three moored fishing vessels under the last of the evening’s sun