Portrait by henri loubat 1889

This oil on canvas was made by henri loubat towards the end of the nineteenth century in 1889. It depicts a smiling young girl, probably the painter's daughter. Henri loubat has many odds on artprice up to several thousand euros. Born in gaillac on january 10, 1855. He was a pupil of the painter charles valette who taught him drawing. Then in toulouse, he became a pupil of mr. Sabin. He was admitted to the school of fine arts in the pink city and was also a pupil of jules de lacger, gabriel golse and cabanel for three years from 1876 to 1879. He followed brilliantly the courses with the generation of sculptors labatut, sul-abadié, architects tillet and leher, and the slightly younger painter henri martin. In 1877, he exhibited his portrait in toulouse at the exhibition and two years later, he sent three more portraits to castres. Henri loubat remained a professor at the ecole des beaux-arts for 43 years until his death on july 14, 1926. He died at the age of 71 when the city of toulouse had just entrusted him with one of the large panels of the foyer of the théâtre du capitole. The frame is stucco with copper gilding, some friction and wear to report. We report a deformation on the top of the canvas, cracks, friction and white traces, small jumps of paint, all visible in the photos. The work is sold unrestored, with a summary cleaning, it remains largely hangable. For the state thank you to detail the photos. A4339. Photos are an integral part of the description. Size: Frames. Height: 73 cm. Thickness: 5 cm. Width: 62.5 cm. Paint. Height: 58.5 cm. Width: 48.6 cm.

Ref. : 24B1CQ38