Lot n° 136
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Alfred RENAUDIN (1866-1944). - Lot 136
Alfred RENAUDIN (1866-1944).
"Garden of Lunéville".
Oil on canvas
Marouflaged signature lower right
Dated 1893.
Rustines.
H_ 180 L_ 210 cm
Provenance: Private collection in Nancy
Our painting can be compared with a work referenced in Francine Roze's book, "Alfred RENAUDIN" (1866-1944). Page 48.
Alfred Renaudin was a French painter, born on June 3, 1866 in La Neuveville-lès-Raon, France. He died in Fontannes on November 7, 1944. Renaudin is best known for his landscapes, which beautifully depict the Lorraine countryside and are characterized by a soft, warm light that brings rural scenes to life.
Renaudin's work is important in the history of art in Lorraine , where he occupies a special place. His paintings often reflect a deep admiration for the natural beauty of his surroundings, highlighting the charm of villages and landscapes with precision and expressiveness. In addition to his landscapes, he also created barbotine (ceramic decoration) pieces for the Faïencerie de Lunéville-Saint-Clément .
Before becoming a painter, Renaudin trained as an apprentice potter. He then trained in drawing and painting at the École des Beaux-Arts de Nancy, which enabled him to hone his artistic skills and develop his unique style.
Source: Mr. Robert Letterier - artlorrain.com
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