Still Life With A Bouquet Of Anemones Flowers In Front Of A Mirror By Emile Mesnager Nantes

Painting from the 1920s representing a bouquet of anemones in a pitcher, on an entablature in front of a mirror.
Signed upper left Mesnager for Émile Mesnager*.
Good condition but needs cleaning, the paint is thick and therefore the canvas is a little curved in the center (quote of €100 for professional cleaning and varnishing). Comes from an estate.
delivery possible by chronopost for:
France 40€
Europe 60€
Others 80€
*Émile Mesnager (1880-1940) is a Breton painter born in Nantes, where he worked most of his career and living in 2 impasse Dubois.
Mesnager produced primarily still lifes and nudes, using his mastery of these genres as a basis for the continued refinement of his technique.
Drawing on both pointillist and divisionist brushwork, Mesnager sought to convey the most subtle gradations of light and texture on his canvases.
In his highly cropped compositions, the artist became known for his intimate vignettes of the gardens and salons of the Belle Époque in France.
Through this style, Mesnager became one of the leading exponents of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist technique within an informal group of artists extending these movements into the 20th century.
During his later career, his artistic skills led him to participate in important restoration projects, including the preservation of the famous works of Eugène Fromentin at the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Nantes in 1931.