Painting By Alfred Quertant, 19th-20th Century

Alfred Quertant was a painter born in the 19th century and died in the 20th century. He is known for his Post-Impressionist works. He produced oil paintings, watercolors, and gouaches. Alfred Quertant's works are varied. He produced landscapes, portraits, still lifes, and scenes of everyday life. Most of his works are oil paintings, but he also worked with watercolors and gouaches. Alfred Quertant produced numerous landscapes, including views of the Mediterranean coast, Provence, and the Alps. His landscapes were often painted en plein air, using an Impressionist technique. The website huilesurbois.com features one of his works, entitled "Beau Paysage Ca. 1930 Marseille, Quai des Belges," which shows a view of Marseille from the waterfront. Alfred Quertant also painted portraits of people, often family members or friends. Quertant's portraits are often scenes from everyday life, depicting people going about their business. Alfred Quertant's still lifes often depict everyday objects such as fruit, flowers, or vegetables. His still lifes are often highly detailed and realistic.