sold eugene galien laloue. ( 1854 - 1941 ) oil on canvas

 SOLD EUGENE  GALIEN  LALOUE (1854 - 1941)A beautiful large signed oil by Eugene Galien Laloue which is signed with his well-known pseudonym Dumoutier. This is a great example of the artist's Barbizon landscapes. A stunning painting fully signed and in very good condition.Title:                  “Figures by a Lake - Sundown”Signature:          Signed lower leftMedium:            Oil on original canvasSize:                  c. 15 x 22 inches unframed / 21 x 28 framedCondition: Very good - maybe just a light cleanABOUT THE ARTIST:GALIEN-LALOUE, Eugèneor Gallien-Laloue; pseudonyms: Liévin, J. Liévin, Eugène Dupuy, L. Dupuy, Galiany, M. Lenoir, Dumoutier, Kermanguy, JulianyFrench, 19th – 20th century, male.Born December 1854, in Paris; died 18 April 1941, in Chérence (Val-d'Oise).Painter (gouache), watercolourist. Military subjects, genre scenes, landscapes with figures, urban landscapes.Eugène Galien-Laloue was a skilled and productive artist, particularly when working in gouache and producing small-scale works. He painted almost exclusively the most picturesque spots of Paris, notably the Grands-Boulevards. He enjoyed a considerable reputation in the early years of the 20th century and painted the happy pre-war period when the city was filled with omnibuses and carriages. His work evokes the atmosphere of turn-of-the-century Paris and retains a documentary value. He also painted landscapes of Normandy, Seine-et-Marne, Marseilles, Italy and Venice and, in 1914, began painting military scenes.Galien-Laloue is known to have used various pseudonyms, among which were J. Liévin and Liévin. This raises the question of whether the painter Jacques Liévin, to whom paintings on the same themes as those of Eugène Galien-Laloue have been attributed, was also merely a pseudonym of the latter. Jacques Liévin is said to have studied under Léon Germain Pelouse in the early years of the 20th Century, while Galien-Laloue is believed to have studied under one Charles Laloue; however, no evidence of the existence of Charles Laloue has been found. To add to the mystery, while Galien-Laloue was mainly a watercolourist and gouache painter, Jacques Liévin worked mainly in oil; it is, therefore, possible that Galien-Laloue used this false identity specifically for his oil paintings.Whether or not Jacques Liévin was real, the museums of La Rochelle, Mulhouse and Louviers attribute the following paintings - very reminiscent of Galien-Laloue's style - to him: Place de la République, Paris; Banks of the Seine; Quai Voltaire, Paris; Pont-Royal; Evening, Place de la Concorde; Oats at Angerville; Corn in Beauce.Meanwhile, Galien-Laloue exhibited under his own name from 1877 at the Salon des Artistes Français in Paris.Museum and Gallery HoldingsLa Rochelle (MBA): Place de la République, Paris (gouache signed Liévin); Banks of the Seine - Quai Voltaire, Paris (gouache signed Liévin)Louviers (Mus. municipal)MulhouseAuction RecordsEst: AUD2,500 - AUD3,500  LawsonsJune 29, 2017, 2:30 PM AESTSydney, AustraliaCalais, 7 July 1996: Horses Harnessed to a Hearse (oil on panel, 9 × 16¼ ins/22 × 41 cm) FRF 7,500London, 31 Oct 1996: The Quays, Notre-Dame (gouache, 7 × 12¼ ins/18 × 31 cm) GBP 7,475.Paris, 22 Nov 1996: Secondhand Booksellers on the Quai de la Tournelle, Paris (watercolour, 22 × 38½ ins/55 × 98 cm) FRF 295,000.Calais, 15 Dec 1996: Secondhand Booksellers and the Théâtre du Châtelet (gouache, 7½ × 12¼ ins/19 × 31 cm) FRF 36,000New York, 12 Feb 1997: The Grand Boulevards of Paris at Twilight (oil on canvas, 25 × 45 ins/63.5 × 114.3 cm) USD 65,750.New York, 26 Feb 1997: The Arc de Triomphe (gouache and traces of pencil/paper, 7¾ × 12½ ins/19.6 × 31.7 cm) USD 14,950London, 13 March 1997: The Old Trocadero at the 1900 Exposition Universelle, Paris (gouache, 17½ × 12½ ins/44.5 × 31.7 cm) GBP 4,025Calais, 23 March 1997: Paris at Nightfall (gouache and watercolour, 9½ × 6 ins/24 × 15 cm) FRF 23,000London, 26 March 1997: The Flower Market at the Madeleine, Paris (gouache heightened with charcoal, 10¼ × 9 ins/26 × 23 cm) GBP 9,200New York, 23 May 1997: The Boulevards of Paris (watercolour/traces of pencil/card, set of four, each 7½ × 12¼ ins/19.1 × 31.1 cm) USD 57,500London, 11 June 1997: The Théâtre du Gymnase (gouache, 12½ × 17¾ ins/32 × 45 cm) GBP 17,825Paris, 16 June 1997: Figures outside the Gare de l'Est (gouache, 7¾ × 12 ins/19.5 × 30.5 cm) FRF 51,000.Paris, 18 June 1997: The Théâtre du Gymnase, Paris (gouache/mounted paper/canvas, 15 × 22 ins/38 × 55 cm) FRF 142,000Paris, 19 Oct 1997: The Secondhand Booksellers of Notre-Dame (gouache, 7½ × 12½ ins/19 × 31.5 cm) FRF 56,000.New York, 22 Oct 1997: Place de la Madeleine, Paris (gouache/paper, 7¾ × 12½ ins/19.7 × 31.8 cm) USD 17,250.Senlis, 8 Feb 1998: Place de la République; The Palais de Justice (two gouaches, 10¼ × 13½ ins/26 × 34 cm) FRF 104,000New York, 10 Feb 1998: In the Garden (oil on canvas, 29 × 36¼ ins/73.6 × 92 cm) USD 9,200Paris, 9 March 1998: The Sacré-Cœur saw from the Square d'Anvers (gouache, 11¾ × 7¾ ins/30 × 20 cm) FRF 72,000.New York, 18 March 1998: The Quays of the Seine with the Trocadero and the Eiffel Tower (oil on canvas, 18 × 25½ ins/46 × 64.8 cm) USD 9,775New York, 5 May 1998: View of Paris (gouache/paper, 16 × 22 ins/41 × 56 cm) USD 30,000New York, 6 May 1999: The Porte St-Denis in the Snow (gouache, 18 × 30 ins/46 × 77 cm) USD 50,000.Neuilly, 23 Oct 1999: View of Paris, Quai de l'Hôtel de Ville in the Snow (gouache, 20 × 33 ins/50 × 83 cm) FRF 410,000Paris, 7 June 2000: The Flower Market at the Madeleine, Snow Effect (gouache, 24 × 37 ins/61 × 93 cm) FRF 590,000.London, 23 Nov 2000: Boulevard Bonne-Nouvelle (gouache, 15 × 22 ins/38 × 55 cm) GBP 20,000Paris, 20 June 2001: Porte de Chatillon (oil on canvas, 26 × 36 ins/66 × 92 cm) FRF 280,000New York, 23 April 2002: Book Sellers on the Quai de Tournelle, Paris (gouache, 22 × 39 ins/55 × 98 cm) USD 75,000London, 20 June 2002: Parisian Street Scene (pencil and gouache, 13 × 18 ins/33 × 46 cm) GBP 22,000.London, 3 June 2003: Busy Street Scene Near the Porte St Denis at Night (oil on canvas, 18 × 26 ins/46 × 65 cm) GBP 51,000Paris, 20 June 2003: The Porte St-Denis in the Snow, The Flower Market (watercolour, pair, 15 × 17 ins/37 × 44 cm) EUR 72,000Lyons, 17 Oct 2004: Paris, Winter, Snow, Boulevard Bonne Nouvelle, at the Theatre du Gymnase (gouache, 21 × 37 ins/54 × 94 cm) EUR 140,000Zurich, 26 March 2004: Paris, Street Scene (gouache, 17 × 28 ins/42 × 72 cm) CHF 65,000BibliographyKlein, David: Édouard Cortès et Eugène Galien-Laloue, Klein Art Gall., Los Angeles, 1993.Willer, Noö: ‘Eugène Galien Laloue. Le Triomphe de Paris’ in vol. 1, catalogue raisonné, Kahan Fine Arts, New York, 1999.Lot 258: EUGÈNE GALIEN-LALOUE (1854-1941). 'Feeding Chickens at the edge of a Village'. Signed lower left with pseudonym 'E. Galiany'. Oil on canvas. 46cm x 65cm. FramedEst: £3,500 - £4,500Start; £2,800

Antiques.co.uk Ref: AG9YY9UM

Here on antiques co uk we love antiques and specialise in selling antiques. Even though this item was for sale and is now sold or otherwise now unavailable we have many more items for sale including vintage antiques, silver, tables, watches, jewellery and much more for your interiors and home.

Search all the antiques currently for sale on www.antiques co uk. Or why not consider selling your antiques and making sales more easily with us!