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Claude FOSSOUX Ballerinas in the home Oil on canvas signed
€12,500.00Claude FOSSOUX ( 1946 )ballet flats at home.Oil on canvas signed lower right.61 x 50 cmClaude Fossoux was born in 1946 in Paris. He decides to paint as a child in the school. Claude Fossoux...Claude FOSSOUX ( 1946 )ballet flats at home.Oil on canvas signed lower right.61 x 50 cmClaude Fossoux was born in 1946 in Paris. He decides to paint as a child in the school. Claude Fossoux regularly exhibited his works in Paris and also in New York and Chicago. He painted mostly young women in elegant poses in informal astounding, or in fields full of flowers.
Width 50 cm
Height 61 cm
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BESSE Raymond French Painting 20th century Paris Montmartre La Place du Tertre Oil on canvas signed Certificat
€1,600.00Claude FOSSOUX ( 1946 )The little rats in the foyer of The Opera house.Oil on canvas signed lower left.60 x 73 cmClaude Fossoux was born in 1946 in Paris. He decides to paint as a child in the...Claude FOSSOUX ( 1946 )The little rats in the foyer of The Opera house.Oil on canvas signed lower left.60 x 73 cmClaude Fossoux was born in 1946 in Paris. He decides to paint as a child in the school. Claude Fossoux regularly exhibited his works in Paris and also in New York and Chicago. He painted mostly young women in elegant poses in informal astounding, or in fields full of flowers.
Width 73 cm
Height 60 cm
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Dancing Couple By Christian Nowaczyk 20th Century Sculpture
€8,800.00The author undoubtedly knew the versions by Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) and Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472-1553) who have contributed to the fame of this subject is ambivalent, at once moralising...The author undoubtedly knew the versions by Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) and Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472-1553) who have contributed to the fame of this subject is ambivalent, at once moralising and that also draws the viewer's gaze on the nakedness of the characters.
These early representations of the nude in the North of the Alps, inspired by the circles of the Humanists of Wittenberg, were intended both to seduce and to warn the viewer.
