French Oil on Board Cubist Seascape Painting by Patrick Leroy, 1970s
Located in Chicago, IL
Color, structure, and rhythm define this cubist seascape by Patrick Leroy, created in France in the 1970s. The composition is constructed through fractured planes and saturated tone...
Wood, Paint
Art Deco Landscape Painting with Sailing Boats, Framed, 73x63 cm
By LeRoy
Located in Antwerp, BE
Art Deco style painting landscape with sailing boats by the French artist Patrick Leroy. The work is in a very good condition and has a contemporary leaf silver frame.
Paint
Art Deco Style Painting of a Ladies in a Forest Patrick Leroy
By LeRoy
Located in Antwerp, BE
Art Deco style painting of ladies in a forest signed by the French artist Patrick Leroy, born in France in 1948. The work is in a very good condition and has a contemporary leaf sil...
Paint
Painting siged Patrick Leroy
Located in New York, NY
Cubist painting
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