"Targui Et Méhari Baraquant" by Paul Jouve, circa 1932, Art Deco, France

€70.500,00

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Paul JOUVE (1878-1973) : "Touareg and Camel". Circa 1932. This painting is one of the best work by famous artist Paul Jouve. It has a perfect documentation being published in the reference book by Félix Marcilhac and is sold with a certificate by Mr Suisse who is the expert on Paul Jouve. It has been exhibited in at least 2 shows during the 30's and 40's (1932 and 1943) - see below for the details. It has also a perfect origin having been purchased from the Paul Jouve collection and stayed in the same family since then. Oil on panel (masonite) Signed and located « Niger » bottom right corner Ancient stickers on the back Dimensions without frame : height : 64,5 cm, width. 50 cm Frame : 84 x 69 cm Bibliography Paul JOUVE, vie et œuvre par Felix Marcilhac Éditions de l’Amateur - Paris 2005 Reproduced in a full page P.207. Exhibitions: - Salon de la Société Nationale des Beaux Arts Paris 1932. under the number 1141 - Exhibition Paul Jouve, galerie l’Art Français, 1943. 24 rue de la paix, Paris 8, du 23 octobre au 6 novembre n° 19 Origin :Collection Paul Jouve, then direct purchase to the artist. In the same family since then.