Drawing 'Portrait de Charles Morin' signed M. Parmentier circa 1870

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Drawing 'Portrait de Charles Morin' signed M. Parmentier circa 1870

Name: Drawing 'Portrait de Charles Morin' signed M. Parmentier circa 1870
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SKU: U1AY0NEW4B
Price: 380 EUR
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By Gallery Au Temps dAbelina

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Period 19th century

Style Second Empire style, Napoleon III style

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Miniature-style pencil and watercolor drawing of a portrait of Charles Morin (1846-1919) attributed to the painter Marie Von Parmentier (1846-1879).
Gilded wood frame and blue and gilded passe-partout.
Circa 1870.
Dimensions of frame: H 26.2 x W 22 x D 1.3 cm, of view: H 15 x W 11.5 cm

Charles Camille Morin (1846 - 1919)
A French painter in the wake of the Barbizon school, he painted landscapes of Ile-de-France, Brittany and the Midi. He exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français from 1889 to 1898, becoming a member in 1897. From 1888 to 1890, he published columns and reviews in the journal des Artistes, some under the byline of Camille Miron. He invented a system of models reproducing the movement of figures, for studio painting in the absence of a model.

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Condition	Good
Style	Second Empire style, Napoleon III style (Drawings of Second Empire style, Napoleon III style Style)
Period	19th century (Drawings 19th century)
Country of origin	France
Artist	Attribué à Marie Von Parmentier (1846-1879)
Length (cm)	22
Height (cm)	26,2
Depth (cm)	1,3
Materials	Paper