Watercolor By Pierre Signoret Kerhostin Saint Pierre Quiberon In 1952 Brittany Peninsula

Watercolor and gouache depicting Bretons in front of typical fishermen's houses on the Quiberon peninsula, in Morbihan (56) in Britany.
Painted by Pierre Signoret (1898-1995)*in 1952 and located in Saint Pierre Quiberon. To be reframed.
Good condition, no foxings, just a few snags above the Breton women.
Dimensions visible in the center 31cm x 39cm.
Total 55cm x 47cm.
Delivery possible by colissimo or chronopost for:
France 25€
Europe 40€ ​​​​​
Others 60€
*Pierre Signoret (1898-1995) of Provençal and Parisian origin, he came to the peninsula in the 1920s for professional reasons and met Elisabeth GOUZERH, one of the daughters of the village baker, Laurent GOUZERH.
They married and settled in Paris but spent every summer in Kerhostin, first at the "Pen-Ty" then at the "Skéro", the house of Duval-Gozlan, which they acquired in the 1940s.
In love with Brittany, he painted many landscapes and views of Kerhostin.
Source: https://www.vivre-a-kerhostin.fr/les-artistes/pierre-signoret/