Jean BECMEUR (1890-1952). - Lot 404

Jean BECMEUR (1890-1952). "Lay saint Christophe". Oil on canvas signed and dated 1926 lower right. Dimensions: 46 x 38 cm (restorations) Jean Becmeur was a French painter, born in Trélazé in 1890 and died in 1952. He is best known for his contributions to regional painting and his involvement in the art movement of his time. Becmeur studied fine arts, where he developed his artistic skills. He exhibited his work at several salons and was active in the Nancy art scene, where he produced some notable works, including the interior painted decor of the Salle des fêtes in Malzéville. His style is often associated with a lyrical, colorful approach, featuring themes of everyday life and landscapes. Jean Becmeur's works are characterized by expressive use of color and attention to detail. He has often explored subjects related to nature and rural life, capturing moments of simple beauty and peaceful atmospheres. His work reflects a sensitivity to the environment and an appreciation for scenes of everyday life. Lorraine art consultant: Mr. Robert LETERRIER