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- Lot 108
Eugène BROUILLARD (1870-1950) Landscape with a tree and a fisherman Oil on cardboard, signed upper left 58x89 cm (framed) EUGENE BROUILLARD (1870-1950) Eugène Brouillard was a pivotal painter for the Lyon school of modernity. Indeed, he knew how to look at Puvis de Chavannes (1824-1898), who was a precursor for the Nabis group (1888-1900), via Paul Gauguin and Paul Sérusier. At the same time, he announced the Ziniars group and especially the most Baudelairian of them, Pierre Combet-Descombes (1885-1966). This landscape view on panel is made up of light touches, barely pressed, which - thanks to the lack of material - give the painter's style a new conception, entirely in the innovative taste of the time... BG Provenance: Private collection in Lyon, by descent. The current owner's grandfather, Clément R**, a cabinetmaker by trade, had befriended Eugène Brouillard during fishing trips along the Saône. Clément R**, a great art lover, acquired some of the painter's works in his collection. He also provided him with free wooden panels for his paintings, at a time when the raw material represented a cost for the artist. In gratitude, Brouillard gave him some of his own works. This painting is one of them.
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