λ PAUL LUCIEN MAZE (FRENCH/BRITISH 1887-1979), ROYAL ASCOT

λ PAUL LUCIEN MAZE (FRENCH/BRITISH 1887-1979) ROYAL ASCOT Oil on canvas Signed (lower left), further signed and inscribed From Owner's stand No 13 Ascot (to stretcher verso) 73.5 x 92.5cm (28¾ x 36¼in.) Provenance: Marlborough Rare Books and Fine Art Ltd, London Exhibited: Oxfordshire, Blenheim Palace, Paul Maze and Winston Churchill: Companions of the Brush, 11 July-13 November 2022 It is second nature to us now to look at things as the Impressionist painters taught us to do. We are perhaps more consciously affected by Impressionism for the attitude of mind it embodies, and particularly for that feeling of a sunny, healthy, hedonistic outlook on life…. It is this sort of Impressionism which characterizes the extensive retrospective exhibition of paintings and drawings by Mr. Paul Maze…. The pleasures of life are chronicled with vivacity and evident enjoyment. Observation is swift, execution sure and prolific. Boating takes place at Henley rather than at Argenteuil, the race-meetings which call Degas so much to mind are at Goodwood or Ascot as much as at Longchamps, but it is the same charming, busy world as that of Manet, Renoir, Pissarro, Monet, and even Bonnard which inspires each picture in spite of the documentary evidence that it records a later age…. Skill in catching sun, air, and gaiety in pastel, the liveliness of his impression of British ceremonial uniforms on parade, and the effectiveness of colour and design…(TheTimes, London, 12th May 1958, 'Review of the Exhibition of Paul Maze', O'Hana Gallery, London). Condition Report: The work is framed and was not examined out of its frame. There is evidence of areas of retouching most notably to the sky and the edges only visible under UV light, consistent with the artist revisiting the work. There are a few minor scattered fox marks in the lower right quadrant, only visible under UV light. There is slight overall surface dirt. Condition Report Disclaimer, λ, λ PAUL LUCIEN MAZE (FRENCH/BRITISH 1887-1979) ROYAL ASCOT Oil on canvas Signed (lower left), further signed and inscribed From Owner's stand No 13 Ascot (to stretcher verso) 73.5 x 92.5cm (28¾ x 36¼in.) Provenance: Marlborough Rare Books and Fine Art Ltd, London Exhibited: Oxfordshire, Blenheim Palace, Paul Maze and Winston Churchill: Companions of the Brush, 11 July-13 November 2022 It is second nature to us now to look at things as the Impressionist painters taught us to do. We are perhaps more consciously affected by Impressionism for the attitude of mind it embodies, and particularly for that feeling of a sunny, healthy, hedonistic outlook on life…. It is this sort of Impressionism which characterizes the extensive retrospective exhibition of paintings and drawings by Mr. Paul Maze…. The pleasures of life are chronicled with vivacity and evident enjoyment. Observation is swift, execution sure and prolific. Boating takes place at Henley rather than at Argenteuil, the race-meetings which call Degas so much to mind are at Goodwood or Ascot as much as at Longchamps, but it is the same charming, busy world as that of Manet, Renoir, Pissarro, Monet, and even Bonnard which inspires each picture in spite of the documentary evidence that it records a later age…. Skill in catching sun, air, and gaiety in pastel, the liveliness of his impression of British ceremonial uniforms on parade, and the effectiveness of colour and design…(TheTimes, London, 12th May 1958, 'Review of the Exhibition of Paul Maze', O'Hana Gallery, London). PAUL LUCIEN MAZE (FRENCH/BRITISH 1887-1979), ROYAL ASCOT, From Owner's stand No 13 Ascot, Provenance:, Exhibited:, Paul Maze and Winston Churchill: Companions of the Brush, It is second nature to us now to look at things as the Impressionist painters taught us to do. We are perhaps more consciously affected by Impressionism for the attitude of mind it embodies, and particularly for that feeling of a sunny, healthy, hedonistic outlook on life…. It is this sort of Impressionism which characterizes the extensive retrospective exhibition of paintings and drawings by Mr. Paul Maze…. The pleasures of life are chronicled with vivacity and evident enjoyment. Observation is swift, execution sure and prolific. Boating takes place at Henley rather than at Argenteuil, the race-meetings which call Degas so much to mind are at Goodwood or Ascot as much as at Longchamps, but it is the same charming, busy world as that of Manet, Renoir, Pissarro, Monet, and even Bonnard which inspires each picture in spite of the documentary evidence that it records a later age…. Skill in catching sun, air, and gaiety in pastel, the liveliness of his impression of British ceremonial uniforms on parade, and the effectiveness of colour and design…, (TheTimes, Condition Report:, The work is framed and was not examined out of its frame. There is evidence of areas of retouching most notably to the sky and the edges only visible under UV light, consistent with the artist revisiting the work. There are a few minor scattered fox marks in the lower right quadrant, only visible under UV light. There is slight overall surface dirt. Condition Report Disclaimer

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