Bouquet of Dahlias & Grapes in a Compote
Type:Painting
Size:25.00" x 21.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
Jacques Martin-Ferrieres ART FOR SALE
1893 - 1972. Known for: Landscape, still life, figure paintings.
French 1893-1972. A painter remarkable for his highly personal portraits and landscape views, Jacques Martin-Ferrières was the son of the great post-Impressionist painter Henri Martin (1860-1943). He... Read full biography
French 1893-1972. A painter remarkable for his highly personal portraits and landscape views, Jacques Martin-Ferrières was the son of the great post-Impressionist painter Henri Martin (1860-1943). He studied with his father and with the French academic painter Frederic Cormon (1845-1924). Like his... Read full biography
French 1893-1972. A painter remarkable for his highly personal portraits and landscape views, Jacques Martin-Ferrières was the son of the great post-Impressionist painter Henri Martin (1860-1943). He studied with his father and with the French academic painter Frederic Cormon (1845-1924). Like his father, Martin-Ferrières became a master at reproducing the scintillating effects of light on canvas. Despite his father's strong influence, though, Jac developed a technique that was uniquely his... Read full biography
French 1893-1972. A painter remarkable for his highly personal portraits and landscape views, Jacques Martin-Ferrières was the son of the great post-Impressionist painter Henri Martin (1860-1943). He studied with his father and with the French academic painter Frederic Cormon (1845-1924). Like his father, Martin-Ferrières became a master at reproducing the scintillating effects of light on canvas. Despite his father's strong influence, though, Jac developed a technique that was uniquely his own: paint is applied in swift and short brushstrokes of opaque color, at times overlapping and at times separated, revealing a pale ground layer and producing a mosaic-like surface. Martin-Ferrières was awarded many national prizes, including an... Read full biography
French 1893-1972. A painter remarkable for his highly personal portraits and landscape views, Jacques Martin-Ferrières was the son of the great post-Impressionist painter Henri Martin (1860-1943). He studied with his father and with the French academic painter Frederic Cormon (1845-1924). Like his father, Martin-Ferrières became a master at reproducing the scintillating effects of light on canvas. Despite his father's strong influence, though, Jac developed a technique that was uniquely his own: paint is applied in swift and short brushstrokes of opaque color, at times overlapping and at times separated, revealing a pale ground layer and producing a mosaic-like surface. Martin-Ferrières was awarded many national prizes, including an honorable mention at the Salon of 1920, a silver medal in 1923, the National Prize in 1925, and... Read full biography
Jacques Martin-Ferrieres - Art for Sale (2 available)
Nature morte au bouquet d’anémones
Type:Painting
Year:Circa 1960
Size:26.00" x 20.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
Notes:
Provenance Chantal Dalmais, Paris Jean Claude Gauteur, Zurich, 1986 Piguet Hotel des Ventes, Geneva, 2021 Private Collection To be included in the forthcoming catalogue raisonne on the artist in preparation by Marie-Anne Destrebecq.