Impressionist painting, signed daniel du janerand (lac bleu ecosse) at bénézit

Rare oil on paper, signed and framed in perfect condition. Title of the work indicated on the back ( lac bleu ecosse ) Dimensions total height about 44 centimeters; total length about 57 centimeters. Daniel du janerand, is a french painter, figurative of the school of paris, born in 1919 and died in 1990, aged 71. He was part of the group of artists exhibiting at the salon de la jeune peinture at the time when this fair was chaired by gaëtan de rosnay. He practiced oil painting, watercolor, gouache, pastel. He is the father of french actors philippe du janerand1 and gilles janeyrand2. A student at the école nationale supérieure des beaux-arts, he is a founding member. Of the salon "comparaisons", member or regular exhibitor of the salons d'automne, salon of the national society of fine arts, salon of. painters. Witnesses of their time, salon des tuileries, Biography. On the occasion of the tribute paid to his friend daniel du janerand, by the national society of fine arts, the painter maurice boitel wrote: "i cannot, without great emotion, see again the canvases painted in other periods that our friend had hung in his studio, such as the large composition representing a spanish cart, or happiness (1955), his son philippe, child, holding his bike, gilles, his second son, leaning on the wall, or this breton port so beautiful of material and luminosity, and this admirable seated nude... Daniel du janerand left several paintings unfinished, including one on his easel: ultimate testimony; until the last day he painted, going more and more towards a great sobriety of expression, more and more to the essence of what he felt deeply; his admirable pastels drawn on nature are always there to testify to the vigour of his spontaneous inspiration and then magnified on the canvas; these completed works we.

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