Table Marine Auguste Emile Flick XIX Bretagne Normandie

Very beautiful and great oil on canvas, by the painter Auguste Emile Flick.

Auguste Emile Flick is a painter listed in the Benezit and in the small masters of painting.
Born in 1845 in Metz, he is known for his marines, his scenes of genres, his animated landscapes, his still lifes, he is also a watercolour artist.
His masters were Isidore Pils, Theodore Devilly and Laurent Charles Maréchal.He exhibited at the Paris Salon from 1870 to 1881.
He won a bronze medal at the 1889 Universal Exhibition.We quote from him: Banks of the Moselle - Battleship in faction - Rising tide at Pornic, in view of the island of Noirmoutier - On the cliff.

His oil on canvas - Fécamp Beach - is on display at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore.

"Her dead nature betrays her concern for the arabesque, her tactile sense of matter and the delicacy of the touch.His views of Paris and the banks of the Seine, his marines, also show his ability to vary the colors".The little masters of painting.

This great navy is in very good condition, it was formerly rentalized.A slight lightening of varnish would allow the paint to find a more beautiful light.
Despite the presence of a flag on the cliff at the top right, I could not identify the place of the painting.It is most probably a Breton or Norman coast that the painter likes to paint.

The painter was able to capture in a remarkable way the movement of the waves that come crashing on the coast, but also the light that crosses the clouds and comes to reflect on the sea.
There are a few sailboats towed by the wind in the distance, and walkers on the way by the sea

This oil on canvas is signed A. Emile Flick and dated 1877.

Dimension with frame: 85,5 x 59 cm
Dimension without frame: 74 x 47,5 cm

The photos are taken in natural light.

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