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Gabriel BelotPastoral Scene, Early 20th Century Fauvist Oil on Canvas.1930's
1930's
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Early 20th century fauvist pastoral scene, quite probably of the Yonne region in central France, oil on canvas by French artist Gabriel Belot ( 1882-1962 ), signed bottom left. Presented in limed wood frame.
Belot's talent for drawing had not gone unnoticed during his childhood so it was not surprising that by 1910 he had already exhibited a painting at the Salon des Indépendants. He then went on to further develop his talent and explore a new found interest in woodcutting. This newly discovered technique inspired the work ' L'Ile Saint-Louis ' which he produced entirely on his own , a collection of prose and illustrations, the whole of which (images in black, text, monochrome, binding) is by his own hand. Édouard-Joseph writes in his Biographical Dictionary of Contemporary Artists about this work: “This pre-typographical incunabula , a true masterpiece of technique and feeling, recalling the most beautiful medieval creations, attracted the attention of scholars and publishers."
To him we owe many engravings, views of Paris, watercolours , oil paintings, drawings, still lifes, landscapes of Yonne and Jura etc.
He exhibited in 1933 at the Galerie Émile Martin. As a Member of the National Society of Fine Arts he exhibited mainly in Liège and Brussels . Vice-president of the Society of Original Engraving, a large part of his work is kept at the Carnavalet Museum . We can still see more of his works in the Museums of Rabat , Nantes , Tours , Tokyo and in private collections.
A street in Dijon bears his name.
- Creator:Gabriel Belot (French)
- Creation Year:1930's
- Dimensions:Height: 26.75 in (67.95 cm)Width: 32 in (81.28 cm)Depth: 2 in (5.08 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Cotignac, FR
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Gabriel Belot
Gabriel Belot was a French poet, artist and painter. He realized several impressions, views of Paris, watercolors, drawings, still lifes and landscapes of Yonne and Jura. Belot was the partner of the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts. He exhibited his work in Bruxelles and Liège. He was the vice-president of the Société de la gravure sur bois originale. Belot’s work is preserved in the Musée Carnavalet. One can also see his artworks at the Musée de Rabat, Nantes, Tours and Tokyo and in several private collections.
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