2302 | Centuries of British Fine Art
Sun, Jan 8, 2023 12:00PM EST
Lot 89
SPRING LANDSCAPE OF AN ORCHARD OIL PAINTING
Estimate: $8,250 - $12,375
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Year: 19th century
Size: 75cm x 65cm
Medium: Oil
Description: Fine large oil on canvas spring scene of an orchard by Adolphe Clary-Baroux from the 19th century. expansive view of the spring orchard painted in Arles, France, in 1888, when spring had finally arrived. At the time, Clary-Baroux was a budding artist who would eventually be influenced by Pissarro and Sisley. Compared to the majority of the landscape paintings in Clary-catalogue Baroux's raisonné, this piece is unique. It exhibits a composition that is reminiscent of Van Gogh's blooms and blatantly copies his expressive sweeping brushstrokes in the front tall grass. It implies that Clary-Baroux was influenced by Van Gogh before he became famous and may have even collaborated with him on a painting around this time. The item is autographed and framed and in fantastic condition. Dimensions: Approximately 75 x 65 cm when framed
Shipping: Ships From London, UK
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