Paul REMY (1897-1981). - Lot 75

Paul REMY (1897-1981). "World War I Battle Scene and Wounded Soldier". Reunion of two oil paintings. Signed lower right. One dated 1937. Dimensions: 54 x 80 cm and 51 x 60 cm Paul Rémy, born on October 4, 1897 in Nancy and died on March 23, 1981 in the same city, was a French painter renowned for his vibrant, expressive works. Paul Rémy studied at the École nationale supérieure d'art de Nancy, where he trained under Jules Larcher, a painter specializing in still lifes. This training influenced his style, which is characterized by a particular attention to detail and color. Rémy is best known for his paintings of scenes from everyday life, including depictions of dancers, bouquets of flowers and bohemian themes. For example, he produced works such as "Danseuse réajustant son chausson" and "Bouquet de roses", which illustrate his talent for capturing the beauty and delicacy of the subjects he painted. Consultant : Mr. Robert Leterrier