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THBHenri Lienard de Saint-Delis (1878 - 1949) - The Entrance to Honfleur Harbor
Lot 204
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New York, NY 20007
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1stbid is a leading auction house specializing in authentic antique and vintage hand-woven rugs, as well as a curated selection of objets d'art from around the world. Our collection is carefully hand-picked and assessed by proprietor Victor Mashihi, whose family has been in the business of selling r...Read more
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Jan 25, 2025
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This exquisite oil on panel by Henri Lienard de Saint-Delis (signed lower right) measures 13.38 x 14.37 inches and was exhibited in 1973 at the MusŽe de Deauville under number 111 in the exhibition La Normandie, du PrŽromantisme au Postimpressionnisme. Born into a military family his father was a Dragoons officer Saint-Delis grew up in Le Havre, where he met Othon Friesz. Both artists studied under Charles Lullier (a former pupil of Ingres) at the ƒcole des Beaux-Arts, Le Havre, crossing paths with influential figures like Jongkind, Dufy, Braque, and Lecourt. After a brief period of study in Paris (attending Jean Paul Laurens's studio and discovering the Impressionists), Saint-DŽlis returned to Le Havre. In 1905, he contracted tuberculosis, necessitating a lengthy stay in a Swiss sanatoriumÑmost of his Swiss works were later destroyed during the 1944 bombardment of Le Havre. Around 1920, Saint-DŽlis moved from Le Havre to Honfleur, where he produced his most significant body of work: portraits, still lifes, and especially landscapes celebrating the town and its port. Known for his vibrant color paletteÑpartly influenced by Fauvism-and boldly sketched compositions, Saint-DŽlis showcased his art at the Salon des IndŽpendants in Paris from 1905 onward, as well as in several solo and retrospective exhibitions in France, England, and the United States. Today, his works can be found in esteemed collections, including the Musee des Beaux-Arts de Rouen and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.The item you're interested in is in good condition. Please note, however, that all lots are sold "AS IS." Condition reports are provided as a courtesy and do not guarantee the item's condition, quality, or authenticity. The absence of a report does not imply perfect condition. For further information or assistance, contact us at info@1stbid.com or +1-917-623-6308. Our team is here to help. Thank you for your interest in our auction.
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