Georges-Lucien BOICHARD - Allegory of Truth (Study)

Georges-Lucien BOICHARD - Allegory of Truth (Study)
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Georges-Lucien BOICHARD
Paris, 1857 - Paris, 1929
Oil on panel signed and dated upper left "G. L. BOICHARD / 81 "
47 x 33 cm (59 x 47.5 cm with frame)
Panel dealer's mark on back: Maison BOICHARD, Paris
Georges Lucien Boichard is a French painter. His father Jean-Alcide-Henri Boichard was himself an academic painter who exhibited at the Salon between 1844 and 1868. A student of Léon Bonnat and Jules Lefebvre, Georges Lucien Boichard exhibited at the Salon from 1880.
Our painting, dated 1881, is probably a study for an allegorical subject of Truth, a pretext for depicting a beautiful nude woman by a fountain. The beautiful modeling of the woman's body and the pose recall Renaissance sculptures, even those of ancient Greece, and the ideal of feminine beauty. This theme was fashionable among artists in France in the 1880s. It could be the painting "Etude" exhibited by Georges Lucien Boichard at the 1881 Salon des Artistes Français.

Ref: JBRSSHG45Z

Style Second Empire style, Napoleon III style (Paintings Genre scenes, Nudes of Second Empire style, Napoleon III style Style)
Period 19th century (Paintings Genre scenes, Nudes 19th century)
Country of origin France
Artist Georges-Lucien BOICHARD
Width (cm) 33 cm (47,5 cm avec le cadre)
Height (cm) 47 cm (59 cm avec le cadre)
Materials Oil on panel
Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
Location 75009, Paris, France
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