Jules Jacques Veyrasat (1828-1893) Brittany Fishing Boats To Marée Basse

Representing low tide fishing boats on the beach with a Breton in the foreground. We find traces of this painting during the sale of the workshop of veyrassat in 1893 to drouot by me tual and berheim young expert under the number 156 - jules veyrassat - fishing boats at low tide - oil on wood - 27 x 35 cm.

This rare opening dates from the Breton period of veyrassat when he moved away from the rural representations with horses and field work. Very good general condition with a patinated wooden frame. Panel dimensions: 27 x 35 cm. Dimensions with frame: 38 x 46 cm.

Jules jacques veyrassat is a French painter born in Paris in 1828. He studied in the workshop of henri lehmann and began at the salon in 1848. He is known for his paintings on nature and horses in particular. He was attached to the school of écouen or lived and followed the courses of brother Edward stone which inspired him like daubigny to learn to the strong water. He is also attached to the barbizon school for his works close to jacque and jean-francois millet charles with whom he linked a friendship.

He's buried at the Lachaise father's house. His works are preserved in the most prestigious public collections, such as in lauvre, orsay, at quai branly at museums of the fine arts of pau, dijon, reindeer, reims rouen and also in san francisco, baltimore and manger among others. This item is in the category "art, antiques\art of xixe and before\paintings, enamels". The seller is "raou-guil" and is located in this country: fr. This item can be shipped to the following country: whole world.

type: oil
artistic current: French school
genre: Impressionism
characteristics: framed, signed, on wood
theme: marine landscape, boat