Henry emile vollet oil on breton panel at sunset

This oil on panel was made by henry emile vollet. It is in a superb state of conservation. It represents a breton woman leaning on a barrier, we can see the ocean at the bottom. There is a nice work with the sun, we can imagine that it is at sunset evening. The technique is excellent, typical of vollet, with a slight knife technique. The work was probably reframed in the 70s and 80s with a frame that goes perfectly with the canvas, but later. Henry emile vollet (henri rochonvollet, said) was born in champigny-sur-marne in 1861 and died in névez in 1945. Henry vollet is a painter of genre, landscapes, wall compositions. He was a pupil of fernand cormon, and he exhibited at the salon des artistes français from 1885 to 1934; he became a member in 1889. Sold as presented. For the state thank you to detail the photos. H3098. Photos are an integral part of the description. Frame dimensions: Height: 52.7 cm. Width: 61 cm. Thickness: 4.5 cm. Oil dimensions: Height: 34 cm. Width: 42.5 cm.

Ref. : 68ATJF1J