Painting Cows In Fields And Pond In Normandy By André Prévot Valérie Granville La Manche

Painting from the 1930s representing a Norman landscape composed of cows in a meadow next to a body of water.
The light and the impressionist touch are typical of the painter André Prevot Valéri (1890-1959)*.
The canvas measures 27cm x 35cm. Delivery possible by registered colissimo or chronopost for:
France €25
Europe €50
Others €70
*André Prévot-Valéri, born in Paris in 1890 and died in Granville in 1959, is a painter from La Manche.
He was a student of Antoine Guillemet (1843-1918), then of Jules Lefebvre (1834-1911).
He painted numerous landscapes and scenes from life in Normandy and Brittany. The English Channel particularly inspired him, notably the banks of Siena, a “Mother and her child in front of the church of Saint-Planchers”, the cathedral of Coutances... In 1907, he won the Rosa Bonheur prize.
He lived for a few years at Les Salines in Bricqueville-sur-Mer, where his wife is from. In 2008, the municipal council of Bricqueville-sur-Mer decided to give its name to the municipal school