Edmond Van Coppenolle Large Bouquet Of Flowers Still Life Oil On Canvas Framed Late 19th

Very large oil on canvas signed by Edmond van Coppenolle (1843-1914) representing a bouquet of flowers Work signed lower right Bouquet of roses and astilbes in a vase on an entablature Superb colors of pink, yellow and white on a gradient background going from beige to dark brown Baluster-shaped vase with mixed roses and astilbes Throw of flowers on the entablature with scattered petals Very fine work Well-centered bouquet giving lift to the whole Very large canvas of a superb effect Some usual restorations Original gilded frame in Napoleon III style total h: 144 cm width: 102 cm View: 129.5 x 87.5 cm Frame: thickness: 5.5 cm width: 7 cm For information: Edmond van Coppenolle is a Belgian painter born in 1843 in Ronse, Belgium. He often signed his works with the simple name "E. Coppenolle". He comes from a very old Flemish family and grew up in Belgium before his parents settled in Paris shortly before the war of 1870. Edmond Coppenolle studied fine arts at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels and began his artistic career as a landscape painter. He quickly became famous for his mastery of light and color, as well as his elegant and harmonious floral arrangements. He participated in numerous exhibitions in Belgium and France, notably at the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1900, where he won a gold medal. He also exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français, at the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts and at the Royal Belgian Society of Watercolorists. Edmond Coppenolle's works are very varied, ranging from landscapes to portraits to floral still lifes. His technique is remarkable, with quick, clean brushstrokes that give a sense of movement and life to his compositions. His colors are vivid and bright, with skillful use of light and shadow to add depth to his paintings. Edmond Coppenolle's works have significant artistic and historical value, and are often sold at auction for high prices. He is one of the most renowned artists of his time. he died in 1914. His son, Jacques Van Coppenolle (born in 1878) was a renowned painter and worked as a painter-decorator at the Montigny-sur-Loing earthenware factory. He particularly excelled there with his impressionist landscape decorations of the Loing valley. Mobilized during the Great War, he was killed at the front and disappeared in 1915.