Gemälde – ROUSSEAU-DECELLE / Genreszene mit Widmung, 1924 (Grafikblatt)

ID: s21234
Kategorie: Bilder
Unterkategorie: Sonstiges
Standort: Neues Geschäft

Herkunftsland: Frankreich
Zustand: použivané

Beschreibung: This graphic print depicting a genre scene is the work of French artist Jean-René Rousseau-Decelle (1881–1964). The artist was known for his genre scenes, which sensitively captured the daily lives of ordinary people. The depicted scene portrays an intimate moment at a street stall, where an older woman is serving food or drink to a standing man, typical of Rousseau-Decelle's portrayal of social interactions. The technique is likely lithography or drawing, which lends the work its characteristic delicacy and detail. The signature "ROUSSEAU-DECELLE 24" is located in the lower right corner of the image area, confirming authorship and the year of creation, 1924. Below the image on the passe-partout, there is a handwritten dedication in French from 1952. The text reads: "EN HOMMAGE AUX EFFORTS DE MONSIEUR ET MADAME BOURSELLE POUR SATISFAIRE LEUR FIDÈLE CLIENTÈLE. JANV. 52". In English translation, this means: "In homage to the efforts of Monsieur and Madame Bourselle to satisfy their loyal clientele. Jan. 52". Below the text, there is a signature, which likely belongs to the artist himself or the person who gifted the work. Both the paper and the passe-partout show significant period patina and so-called "foxing," which are brown spots caused by paper aging and humidity. These phenomena are common in works of this age. The print is set in a black frame with a golden inner line adorned with a delicate relief. The frame's style is consistent with the first half of the 20th century and complements the overall historical character of the work. This is a historical document that combines artistic value with a specific personal story of the owners to whom the work was dedicated in 1952.

1 900 Kč / €79