- Painted enamel depicting a woman in profile. - The enamel is signed by: Maribel. We have not been able to locate the author of the enamel, but we have found an author who painted a picture very simi...

- Painted enamel depicting a woman in profile.
- The enamel is signed by: Maribel. We have not been able to locate the author of the enamel, but we have found an author who painted a picture very similar to ours, with almost identical characteristics.
- The author's name is Aristide Maillol. He was a sculptor, in fact one of the great sculptors of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, but he sometimes dabbled in painting. He mixed everything; he was eclectic.
- In his work, ‘Woman in Profile’, Maillol returns to the female figure again and again, placing her on a yellow background with just a few branches and leaves on the right. This painting is pure symbolist synthesis. The woman is flat in many ways; he does not seem interested in volumes or shadows, but he does work a little harder on the face and the four red flowers, which he gives more prominence than anything else.
- The painting shows the profile of a woman wearing a black hat with four roses on it. She is wearing a maroon dress, the same color as the roses. In the background are what appear to be branches. Mounted on a black frame.
- The artistic quality and execution are very good.
- The frame is the original.

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$ 106.20

 Autor
 Period
Second half of XX Century
 Material
Enamel
 Measures
24.7 x 21 cm. Frame measurements: 33.3 x 29.5 x 2.7 cm
 Weight
883 gr.
Conservation
Good

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