Barthélémy Ferdinand (XXe) - Nature morte aux pommes et aux oignons

Barthélemy FERDINAND (Active in the early 20th century) - Large still life with apples and onions - Oil on canvas Description: Beautiful and luminous oil painting on canvas depicting a kitchen still life, characteristic of the early 20th century. The composition is arranged with balance around a large wicker basket overflowing with onions with coppery highlights. In the center, a white plate holds a mound of apples with green and yellow hues, harmoniously echoed by a traditional terracotta jug placed in the background. The whole rests on a plinth covered by a tablecloth in subtle turquoise blue and pale green tones, completed on the right by a textured white linen. The work is distinguished by a generous painterly touch and vibrant blocks of color that give a very beautiful relief to this everyday scene. About the artist: Barthélémy FERDINAND is a painter of landscapes, still lifes and French genre scenes active in the early 20th century. A pupil of the famous landscape painter Jean-Charles Cazin, his style is part of the post-impressionist lineage, favoring rustic atmospheres, the generosity of material, and fidelity to scenes of daily life. He regularly exhibited his works at the Salons of the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts (SNBA) between 1924 and 1938, notably landscapes of the Charente. • Artist: Barthélémy FERDINAND (signed “B. Ferdinand” at lower left) • Era: Early 20th century • Medium: Oil • Support: Canvas • Canvas dimensions: 46 x 55 cm • Framing: Presented in its original molded wooden frame, tinted, perfectly showcasing the palette of the work. • Condition: Good overall condition. Presence of a normal aging patina related to the age (see detailed photos to appreciate the texture of the canvas and the details of the pictorial layer). A highly decorative work of good craftsmanship, ideal for dressing a charming interior or enriching a collection of early-century still lifes. Careful shipment and trackable delivery.

Schätzpreis:€400

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