Antique French Painting by Jeanne Amen – Basket of Yellow and Blue Flowers
By Jeanne Amen (1861-1923)
1.800€
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An antique painting by Jeanne Amen, featuring a basket of luminous yellow and blue flowers. This oil on canvas piece is signed by the artist and showcases her unique brushwork. The painting is in good condition, with minor paint loss in some areas. Jeanne Amen is an increasingly recognized female artist from the 19th century.
This antique French painting by Jeanne Amen (1861-1923) showcases a beautifully arranged basket of flowers, with vibrant yellow and blue blooms that radiate stunning luminosity. The painting is distinguished by broad, diffuse, and rapid brushstrokes, reflecting the artist’s dynamic and expressive style. The artwork is an oil on canvas, signed in the lower left corner. While in good condition overall, it shows some minor paint loss in certain areas, which adds to its authentic antique character. Jeanne Amen, a female painter from the late 19th century, is gaining increasing recognition today as her works are rediscovered by collectors, particularly due to the rarity of female artists from her era.
Artwork Details:
- Artist: Jeanne Amen (1861-1923)
- Title: Basket of Yellow and Blue Flowers
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Period: Late 19th Century
- Signature: Signed in the lower left corner
- Condition: Good condition with some minor paint loss, burst of pictorial material located at the bottom
- Dimensions: 18,31 inches x 12,80 inches – 46,5 cm x 32,5 cm
About Jeanne Amen
Jeanne Amen (1861-1923) was a remarkable French female painter whose work is now gaining renewed attention. Her paintings often depict floral arrangements and natural scenes, characterized by broad, expressive brushstrokes that convey both delicacy and energy. Despite the limited recognition of women in the art world during her time, Amen’s work is increasingly sought after today. As a female artist in the 19th century, her contributions are particularly valuable, and her paintings are now treasured by collectors for their beauty and historical significance.
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Artist biography
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Stanislas Lépine (1835-1892) was a French painter best known for his exquisite landscapes and urban scenes, particularly those depicting Paris. Born in Caen, France, Lépine moved to Paris in his youth, where he was deeply influenced by the city’s vibrant art scene. Although often associated with the Impressionists, Lépine’s work stands out for its unique focus on serene and understated scenes, characterized by a delicate use of light and a soft palette.
Lépine studied under Camille Corot, one of the great landscape painters of the 19th century, which helped him refine his attention to natural light and detail. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Lépine preferred quiet, less populated areas of Paris, such as the banks of the Seine, the streets of Montmartre, and views of suburban landscapes. His works often feature tranquil riversides, bridges, and the subtle charm of Parisian life, captured with a gentle and contemplative brushstroke.
Despite his talent, Lépine remained relatively unknown during his lifetime, as he avoided the limelight and commercial success. His dedication to his craft, however, earned him the respect of his peers, and his work is now recognized for its contribution to the transition from traditional landscape painting to the modern techniques of the Impressionists.
Today, Stanislas Lépine’s paintings are held in high esteem and can be found in prestigious collections, including the Musée d’Orsay in Paris and the National Gallery in London. His legacy as a painter of quiet beauty and refined simplicity continues to inspire art lovers around the world.
Stanislas Lépine’s works can be found in several prestigious museums around the world. Here’s a list of some notable museums where his paintings are housed:
Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France
- The Musée d’Orsay holds several of Lépine’s works, showcasing his Parisian landscapes and serene river scenes.
National Gallery, London, United Kingdom
- The National Gallery features Lépine’s works, particularly those depicting the tranquil urban life of Paris.
Musée du Louvre, Paris, France
- Some of Lépine’s pieces can be found in the Musée du Louvre’s collection, highlighting his connection to the Parisian art scene.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA
- The Met houses a selection of Lépine’s paintings, reflecting his influence on the broader art movements of his time.
Musée Carnavalet, Paris, France
- Dedicated to the history of Paris, the Musée Carnavalet includes Lépine’s works, capturing the essence of 19th-century Paris.
Petit Palais, Paris, France
- The Petit Palais displays some of Lépine’s works, focusing on his contribution to the depiction of Parisian life.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, USA
- The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston also holds examples of Lépine’s serene urban and rural landscapes.
