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French artist Jules Marie Auguste Leroux, born in 1871 in Paris, died in 1954. Well listed in Benezit & Akoun, he was known for his historical figures, portraits, nudes, still life's and was both a designer and illustrator. He studied at the house of Bonnat and won the Grand Prix de Rome in 1894. He exposed in Paris at the Salon des Artistes Français and became a member in 1904, winning a 2nd medal in bronze in 1900 at the Universal Exposition of Paris. His work is exhibited in museums such as the Museé de Bayeaux, Museé de Dijon and both the Museum of Modern Art, and Museé Victor Hugo in Paris. His works have sold at auctions at prices up to $21,000 for large scale works. This black pencil drawing on cream color paper depicts a nude man leaning on a willow tree. Signed in the lower left corner. The details of the drapery and modeling of the figure are beautiful, as is the expression on the face. Framed in a gold leaf molding with ribbon and bead design, cream mat and fold fillet around drawing. This is very attractive hanging either by itself, or as a part of a group. See my other listings for additional works by this artist. Art dimensions: 7.5"w x 13"h.This is not a production piece, our prices are low because we buy direct from the Paris art market and estates of individuals in France. We extend the savings to you and thus offer lower prices than the art galleries! Restoration and framing services available on request, and volume discounts are also available if you purchase multiple items.
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