Harry ELIOTT (1882-1959). - Lot 413

Harry ELIOTT (1882-1959). "Golfer shooting and searching for his ball". Pair of lithographs on paper. Signed lower left for the first and signed lower right for the second. Sight size: 34 x 24.5cm and 36 x 26cm. Harry Eliott, born Charles Edmond Hermet on June 14, 1882 in Paris and died on May 29, 1959 in Villez-sous-Bailleul, was a French painter and illustrator best known for his works depicting scenes of daily life, landscapes and nature-related themes. His style is characterized by a lively, colorful approach, often influenced by his interest in British culture, which led him to adopt an Anglicized name. He has also produced lithographs and illustrations, notably for books and magazines. Among his notable works are depictions of hunting scenes, bucolic landscapes and illustrations of rural life. His lithographs, such as "The Fox Hunt", demonstrate his talent for capturing dynamic, narrative moments. Eliott's keen sense of observation and refined technique have helped him make a name for himself in the art world.