""view Of A Port In The South Of France" By Charles Malfroy (french 1862-1918)"
Post-Impressionist view of the port in southern France (Martiques?) was executed at the turn of the 20th century by the French painter Charles Malfroy (1862-1918), a native of Lyon, who specialized in views of Mediterranean ports, and one of Martigues in particular, he enjoyed painting along its shores. Literature: "General lexicon of the artist" by Thieme / Becker and Benezit. "Dictionary of painters, sculptors, decorators and engravers" (in French), Paris, 1999.
Inscription: signed lower right.
Technique: oil on canvas, mounted on cardboard. Original luxurious antique frame.
Condition: in good condition.
Dimensions: unframed 99 x 71 cm, and framed 119 x 91 cm.
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