André Maglione (1838-1923) - Barques de pêcheurs à Martigues

MAGLIONE André (1838-1923) « Barques de pêcheurs à Martigues » Oil on panel, Signed at bottom right, Wax seal "AM" of the artist on the back of the panel, Beautiful finely crafted work by the Marseille painter André Maglione, depicting a lively view of fishermen on the quay of Bescon in Martigues. The artist has succeeded in capturing the atmosphere of a Mediterranean morning with his palette of colors and play of light. A pupil of painter Emile Loubon and close to painters Félix Ziem, Joseph Suchet and Adolphe Monticelli, André Maglione began exhibiting in 1866 at the Paris Salon. He founded the Cercle artistique de Marseille in 1867, and regularly appeared at the exhibitions of the Association des artistes marseillais. In 1903, he published a work entitled "Monticelli intime de 1871 à sa mort" in which he describes Paul Cézanne’s meetings with the painter Monticelli. Dimensions: 45.5 x 62 cm without frame and 76 x 93 cm with its imposing original gilded wooden frame. For more information, please contact us .-- A purchase invoice is issued for every purchase. We ship to France and abroad by private carrier with insurance included. Customs duties for shipments outside the EU are the buyer’s responsibility.

Estimation:€2,500

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