Paul Breyer : Bloodpencil "head Of A Virgin Of Pieta"
Paul Breyer (1905-1968) "Head of the Virgin of Pieta" blood 35 X 24 cm, dedicated, dated and signed in black pencil, mounted in a cream and gold baguette frame 41 X 30 cm (small accident).
Clear trace of wetting at the top left, the difference in color in the blood is, on the other hand, due to my reflection in the glass ...
The famous Belgian artist spent a large part of his life in France where his work gradually evolved into the abstraction and ceramics.
This drawing dates from his first period as an illustrator and, by its technique, is reminiscent of the drawings of Odilon Redon or even more, of Georges Dorignac's “Blacks”.
Dedicated "to the young friend Jean Tassoul for the Aria by Jean-Sébastien Bach" and dated 25 12 1945, it was certainly given as a Christmas present to a musician.
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Clear trace of wetting at the top left, the difference in color in the blood is, on the other hand, due to my reflection in the glass ...
The famous Belgian artist spent a large part of his life in France where his work gradually evolved into the abstraction and ceramics.
This drawing dates from his first period as an illustrator and, by its technique, is reminiscent of the drawings of Odilon Redon or even more, of Georges Dorignac's “Blacks”.
Dedicated "to the young friend Jean Tassoul for the Aria by Jean-Sébastien Bach" and dated 25 12 1945, it was certainly given as a Christmas present to a musician.
Do not hesitate to ask us for photos or additional information by email or phone.
Other photos and many other objects in our stores in Pau and Biarritz and on our website: galerielhoste.com.
380 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Deco
Condition: In its current state
Material: Paper
Reference (ID): 648224
Availability: In stock
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