Léon Legrand, Portrait Of A Standing Nude

Léon Legrand, Portrait Of A Standing NudeA decorative early 20th century oil on canvas depicting a female nude standing in a boudoir setting. The artist, Lon Legrand, worked in Schaerbeek, Belgium, and exhibited at the Salon in Brussels. The painting is signed in the lower left and housed within a good later frame. Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 24 x 28 62cm x 72cmYear of creation: c. 1930Provenance: BelgiumCondition: One patch on the reverse but otherwise very good.

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 27” x 31” / 68cm x 79cmYear of creation: c

and housed within a gilt frame

He adored the countryside and often chose to depict scenic views with the sun at its most dramatic

The frame has various scuffs and losses but holds together well

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A fine mid-19th-century oil on canvas depicting a lady wearing a silk shawl and lace bonnet decorated with roses

The painting is monogrammed/dated in the lower right and housed within a fine foliate frame

Minor losses around the periphery due to its frame

A quaint and blocky street scene by Belgian painter

Barotte exhibited at the Salons de Nancy and Remiremont until 1913 and at the Salon of French artists from 1912

A family scandal perhaps

A sensitive early-20th-century portrait of a young lady wearing a white blouse with her hair swept back into a bun