Pierre Dumont (1884-1936) Church Saint-étienne-du-mont In Paris

Pierre Dumont (1884-1936) Church Saint-Étienne-du-Mont in Paris, oil on canvas, 73 x 92 cm
With frame 94 x 112 x 9 cm
Signed lower right.

Provenance: Paris, France, private collection

Pierre Dumont is a French painter from the Rouen school. Dumont, under the supervision of Philippe Zacharie, studied at the Lycée Corneille with Robert Antoine Pinchon and Marcel Duchamp. He would like to become a successful artist by overcoming the opposition of his father. At 22, the artist had his first personal exhibition at the Legrip Gallery, where his strong temperament as a colorist was confirmed. Dissatisfied with the contemporary Parisian art scene, Dumont took charge of creating a parallel show and brought together the XXX Group. Initially, the artist was one of the most active members of the Société des Artistes de Rouen. A versatile artist, Dumont painted still lifes, landscapes, cityscapes and portraits of mostly well-known current artists. He exhibited with artists such as Picabia, Léger, Dufy, Duchamp, Villon, Guilbert, Louvrier, Luce, Utrillo and Vlaminck.

The painting is in good condition.

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