Stein Georges Paris Animation At The Arc De Triomphe From The Carrousel Du Louvre Oil On Canvas Signed

STEIN Georges ( 1870 / 1955 )
Paris animation à l'Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel du Louvre.
Oil on canvas signed and located "Paris" lower left.
8,66 x 99 in
Certificate of authenticity.
Painting listed in Marc Gaillard's book "Paris à la Belle Epoque, au temps de Proust", page 123.
Georges STEIN ( pseudonym of Séverin Louis Stein ), 1864 / 1917 ( French, originally from
Luxembourg origin)
Urban landscape painter, watercolorist, draughtsman and illustrator, he is best known and recognized for his works depicting Paris and its streets, boulevards and squares during the Belle Epoque. He studied with Jules Lefebvre and Gustave Boulanger. Under the influence of Jean Béraud, he worked in particular on the treatment of light to convey the bustle of Parisian life: his works are imbued with spontaneity, dynamism and movement, giving viewers the sensation of participating in the scenes observed and the activities proposed to the urban public of the Belle Epoque. He also painted views of London, Melun, Vichy, and in Switzerland, where he spent his last years, Geneva, Lausanne and Bern. He was a member of the Société des artistes français and exhibited at the Salon from 1912 to 1914. He also produced large decorative panels, including a series of works adorning the casino in the town of Vichy.
Museums : Paris, Melun.
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