Vincent Le Vaudois, Still Life With Jugs, Bottle, Fruit & Newspaper

Vincent Le Vaudois, Still Life With Jugs, Bottle, Fruit & NewspaperThis early to mid 20th century oil painting by Vincent Le Vaudois depicts a still life with an assortment of objects including jugs, bottle, bowl, fruit, tablecloth, basket and newspaper. Produced around 1935, it emerged from a loosely connected community of foreign born painters known as the School of Paris. During the early 20th century, the French capital was alive with artistic spirit. As such, painters flocked from all over Europe in search of

It’s possible that the view is located within Märkische Schweiz

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 23” x 20½” / 58cm x 52cmYear of creation: 1909Condition: Artwork presents well

This absorbing view of a mill by British artist Joshua Anderson Hague (1850-1916)

Note the reflection in the glass of the picture above the window

on the edge of the roof

Overall size: 33” x 23” / 84cm x 58cm

battered by the elements

the boisterous Sun King

He frequently produced landscapes and scenes featuring farm buildings and it’s plausible that he lived a rural life

Henri Charrier (1859-1950) who lived and worked in Paris

1570-1640) is after another engraving by Hieronymus Wierix (1553-1619)

It’s likely to be the kind of piece that a gentleman would purchase on a tour of France to impress his acquaintances (in private)