Eugène Leroy Furniture
Represented by internationally recognized galleries. Eugène Leroy spent most of his career in rural isolation and relative obscurity until the 1980s, when figurative painting came back into vogue and his work became increasingly recognized both in his native France and overseas. Leroy labored on canvases for months, sometimes years, applying layer after layer of oil paint, brushing, scraping, digging and squeezing directly from the tube until the original image was barely discernible. The thick, textured physicality of his surfaces has prompted comparisons with Rembrandt, van Gogh, and Willem de Kooning, while the fragmentation of his subjects into tiny flecks of color and light recalls aspects of both Impressionism and Neo-Impressionism.
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20th Century French Mid-Century Modern Eugène Leroy Furniture
Wood, Paper
19th Century Belgian Antique Eugène Leroy Furniture
Paper
1970s Spanish Vintage Eugène Leroy Furniture
Paper
19th Century Belgian Antique Eugène Leroy Furniture
Paper
1960s French Mid-Century Modern Vintage Eugène Leroy Furniture
Paper
Mid-20th Century American Eugène Leroy Furniture
Paper
1990s American Mid-Century Modern Eugène Leroy Furniture
Paper
Mid-20th Century American Modern Eugène Leroy Furniture
Paint, Crayon
1960s American Classical Vintage Eugène Leroy Furniture
Glass, Wood, Paper
Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern Eugène Leroy Furniture
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1970s French Vintage Eugène Leroy Furniture
Other
1970s North American Vintage Eugène Leroy Furniture
Glass, Wood, Paper
Mid-20th Century Spanish Eugène Leroy Furniture
Paint, Paper