Description
Oil painting signed by Maurice Decamps. Finished with an ornate gold frame.
About Maurice Decamps
Maurice Alfred Decamps (1892 – 1953) was a celebrated French Painter, recognizedfor his late Impressionist style. He is best known for his stunning still life paintings. But his landscapes, especially those capturing the sun-drenched beauty of southern France, are highly sought after by collectors.
Decamps is born in Paris on October 2nd, 1892. He studied under the tutelage of the esteemed ainter Pierre Montezin (1874 – 1946). His talent was quickly recognized, and he made his debut at the prestigious Salon de Paris in 1913.
With Acclaim throughout his career, winning an honourable mention and the Savoy Prize in 1926, followed by a silver medal in 1927.
His still-life works, in particular, brought him significant success and popularity during his lifetime.
His work, though not widely documented on an international scale, remains a testament to his artistic skill. It is a prized possession in ricate collections and specialized galleries.
