Louis XVI pavilion nude portrait Between WWI and WWII

Between WWI and WWII

This work has romantic intonations and a fairytale representation of nature and rural life

5 " and the lower right 1

alongside a cow who stands in the water

The play of chiaroscuro is powerful and makes this young woman shine with contained expression

Louis XVI pavilion nude portrait Between WWI and WWIIFine art from Europe: French School Oil painting on mahogany panel signed Serany and dated '18 on the back. The writing on the back is a little bio of the places where the painting was painted, on the banks of the Oise in Meurville, not far from Paris to the North. The surface of the panel is smooth. The landscape represents the Louis XVI pavilion which is part of the castle of Neuville, inhabited at the time by Count mile Cornudet des Chomettes.