Breton scene, acrylic on panel signed, circa 1940

This lively and warm work illustrates a scene from traditional Breton life, where people in regional costumes gather, probably at a market or during a local pardon. Painted in acrylic on panel, it reveals a free and spontaneous touch, frank and saturated colors and a deliberate simplification of forms, characteristic of the regionalist naïve and post-impressionist movement. The artist favors atmosphere and movement over precision of detail, offering a modern and decorative vision of Breton culture.