Justin Ouvrié (paris 1806-sotteville-lès-rouen 1879) Wash Drawing And Graphite Landscape Path

Graphite and brown wash depicting a country lane running along the wall of a property. Glued on a sheet in the upper part. Very finely executed. Infinite shades of brown, of sepia that only wash can create. Blue stamped stamp of the artist's studio sale lower right (Lugt 2002a). Dimensions: Height: 19.6 cm Length: 27.2 cm. Slightly insolated and small bites (see photos). Provenance: Paris, Workshop sale on February 18 and 19, 1859 followed by a second workshop sale which took place on December 21, 1874. Pierre Justin Ouvrié, born in Paris, was a pupil of Abel de Pujol, de Châtillon and of Baron Taylor at the School of Fine Arts in Paris. He exhibited at the Salon from 1831 to 1873 landscapes as well as views of cities, where he enjoyed great success. He died in a hospice in Sotteville-Lès-Rouen. Many other objects to discover in my stand at the antique fairs in which I participate. Follow my gallery to be informed of new products and to know the dates of the next Salons ... Any questions? I remain at your disposal. Feel free to call me or send me a message. I will answer you with great pleasure.