Lucien Veder (1902–1978) - Mid 20th Century Etching The Studio Of Jean Millet

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Description

A vibrant etching with hand coloured plate tone, showing the French commune of Barbizon where Jean-François Millet (1814–1875) founded the Barbizon school in rural France. The artist has signed and inscribed to the lower edge in graphite. On wove.

Condition

The condition is typical for a picture of this age including some discolouration and general dirtying to the surface.

Size

21.8 x 28cm (8.6" x 11")

Artist Biography

Lucien Veder used the pseudonym, Legarf, so as not to be confused with his famous father, Eugene Veder. He learned the art of etching from his father after the First World War receiving the bronze medal in the 1923 and the silver medal in 1925 for etchings of Paris at the Salon des artistes Francais. The Louvre is still showing his etchings. Veder born in 1902. He used the pseudonym 'Legarf ' , so he was not confused with his famous father Eugene Veder, who trained him in the art of etching after the First World War. He received the bronze medal in 1923 & the Silver in 1925 at the 'Salon des artistes francais' for his etchings of Paris. The Louvre still show his work. "

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SKU py837
Artist Lucien Veder (1902–1978)
Date Mid 20th Century
Dimensions 21.8 x 28cm
Medium Etching
Subject Architecture & Cityscapes
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