Le Village de Lavardin le soir, Loir-et-Cher Maxime Maufra

In 1907, Maxime Maufra discovered the picturesque village of Lavardin (Loir-et-Cher) for himself. Fascinated by the beauty of the place with its striking medieval castle, he produced several paintings over the following years. Maufra painted directly in the open air in front of his chosen subject in order to capture the vitality of the landscape first-hand. Maufra adapts his brushwork to the elements and moods of the picture in order to achieve greater contour and three-dimensional depth. | 1861 - Nantes - 1918 | Moderne Kunst | Gemälde | Nummer: 26x2123 | Provenance: Sammlung Durand-Ruel, Paris; Galerie Armin Jockels, Düsseldorf; Privatsammlung, Bayern, 1975 bei Vorgenannter erworben, seitdem in Familienbesitz.

Estimation:7.500€

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