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André Utter (1886-1948) Oil on canvas Signed Flower bouquet 1927
A true attic of dormant works. The Museum of the Crust. It brings various anonymous or forgotten painters out of the dust; it is a window that opens onto the past, filled with the labors of artists, emotions of colors, and plays of light. Frame dimensions: 54.5 x 47 cm - Canvas dimensions: 40.5 x 33.5 cm. Canvas signed and titled "Flowers in a Blue Vase" by André Utter located in Paris.
The back of the canvas also bears a label "Galerie BARREIRO" 30, rue de Seine, 30 PARIS (6th) No. Become regular visitors of the Museum of the Crust.