Paysage de Franche-Comté
Located in LE HAVRE, FR
Jules Emile ZINGG (1882–1942) Landscape of Franche-Comté Oil on canvas Dimensions: 54 x 74 cm Signed lower left Circa: 1930 / 1935 Provenance: Private collection, Paris ...
Canvas, Oil
Léda and the Swan
By Louis Latapie
Located in La Ferrière sur Risle, FR
Returning to Paris in 1927, resumed his courses at the Ranson Academy and, like Marie Vassilieff, Jean Lombard, Maurice Savin and Jules-Émile Zingg, painted a canvas that he himself ...
Crayon
Winter
Located in Marlow, Buckinghamshire
Signed lower right. Jules Zingg first painted the rustic sites of his native country in the east of France, then went to Paris at 20, funded by a travel grant from the city of Mo...
Canvas, Oil
La Plage de Cabourg
Located in Sheffield, MA
In 1926 the "Belfortaine Society of Fine Arts" was created, which organizes every year until the Second World War important exhibitions at the museums of Belfort to which René-Xavier...
Oil
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