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View from Cap Martin, Menton

Creator: Charles Edward Dubois
Offered by: Jeffrey Tillou Antiques

Description
View from Cap Martin, Menton
Signed (l.l.) C. E. DuBois
43 ¾" x 67 ½" unframed

Charles Edouard DuBois was an early Impressionist. Born in West Hoboken, New Jersey DuBois would go on to paint in Paris, Stuttgart and eventually in Neuchatel, dying in Menton, France, along the French Riviera in 1885. He was a master of landscape painting, providing large dramatic views which were quieted with a peaceful poetic sense of majesty. His repertoire included most notably Palisades, Hudson River and Willows at West Hampton which were both exhibited at the Philadelphia Exposition. He was also presented at the Exhibition of Society of American Artists in 1878 with Evening at East Hampton.

View from Cap Martin captures the essence and strength of DuBois' plein air painting. The study for this important work was exhibited at the au Musee d'art et d'histoire de Neuchatel in 2004. Roquebrune-Cap-Martin was one of the most sought-after locations by both artists and the aristocracy of the Belle Epoque. A view also painted by Monet, this painting had been previously undiscovered and held in a private collection.

More Information

Documentation:	Signed
Origin:	France
Period:	19th Century
Materials:	Oil on canvas.
Condition:	Excellent. Recently cleaned with condition report by Yost conservation. Lined, very minor loss in the sky in-painted. The original elaborate carved and gilt frame is available.
Styles / Movements:	Impressionism
Dealer Reference #:	WoA-AMP-OC 474
Incollect Reference #:	110477

Dimensions

W.	67.5 in;	H.	43.75 in;
W.	171.45 cm;	H.	111.13 cm;

Message from Seller:

Jeffrey Tillou Antiques was established in 1992. The three story historic building located “on the green” in Litchfield, features an extensive inventory of Americana from the 18th and early 19th centuries. Here you will find an extraordinary collection of furniture, folk art, weathervanes, sculpture, Oriental carpets, and related decorative pieces as well as distinctive European furniture and original works of art.