Jacques Rozier Rue De Village En Périgord Oil On Isorel Panel Dated

Superb oil on isorel panel by Jacques Rozier dated 56 Typical street of Périgord. Knife painting very representative of the warm colors of the South-West Houses with dovecote, canal tile roofs, wisteria and vines running on the facades Monts du Périgord in the background Sky reminiscent of that of the Impressionists Very beautiful representation of this Périgord with warm colors that this painter of Bordeaux origin was able to represent so well We owe him other representations of Périgord because he excelled in outdoor painting On the back identification of the painter Signed lower right Well framed in its original carved wooden frame in the Louis XV style Very good general condition Canvas: 46 x 55 cm Frame: 64.5 x 73.7 cm For info: Jacques Rozier , born in Soisson in 1907, was a pupil of Marius Gueit in Bordeaux. Landscape painter he exhibited at the salon of French artists in Luxembourg, London and Bordeaux. Winner of the Deauville international prize, he was also a member of French artists.