Georges Martin, Blumenstillleben - photo 1
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Georges Martin, Blumenstillleben - photo 1

Georges Martin, Blumenstillleben

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Auction dateClassic
30.05.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Germany, Plauen
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ID 326506
Lot 3997 | Georges Martin, Blumenstillleben
farbenfroher Blumenstrauß mit Rittersporn und Strelitzien, flott festgehaltene expressive, pastose Malerei mit breitem Pinselduktus in kraftvoll leuchtender Farbigkeit, Öl auf Leinwand, um 1960, rechts oben signiert und ortsbezeichnet "Georges Martin Paris", rückseitig signiert und ortsbezeichnet "G. Martin Paris" und betitelt "Dauphirette-Strelizie", im Stuckrahmen, Falzmaße ca. 70 x 50 cm. Künstlerinfo: französisch Stillleben- Figuren-, Landschafts- und Interieurmaler, Aquarellist, Fotograf, Designer, Plakatkünstler und Kunstgewerbler (1906 Paris bis 1962), studierte 1924–28 an der École Boulle in Paris, zunächst als Designer und Fotograf tätig, betrieb ein Fotostudio am Place Beauvau in Paris und schuf Modefotografie, Kino- und Werbeplakate, 1928–40 Zusammenarbeit mit Leleu und Printz, war in den 1930er Jahren Mitglied des Fotografenverbandes, 1940–44 Kriegsgefangenschaft, 1946–62 Mitglied der RAPHO-Agentur, Ende der 1940er Jahre Hinwendung zur Malerei, schuf 1950 Schiffsdekorationen in Saint Nazaire, unterhielt Freundschaft zu dem Filmemacher und Regisseur Yves Allégret, dem Fotografen Marcel Bovis und dem Filmarchitekten Robert Giordani, tätig in Paris und regelmäßige Aufenthalte in seiner Mühle in Griselles im Departement Loiret, Quelle: Saur "Bio-Bibliographisches Künstlerlexikon", Bénézit und Homepage zum Künstler.
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