Large watercolor painting of a landscape in the South of France by Emile Pressac. The painting is well framed under glass. Watercolor on paper. Marcel PRESSAC born in Paris, Faubourg Saint-Antoine, on October 14, 1926, spent his entire childhood in Charente. At 15, he returned to Paris, met Raymond BLOCH who gave him his first notions of painting and at 19 made his debut in various Parisian salons. In 1956, he set up his studio in Saint-Cyr-sur-Morin in Seine-et-Marne. He became friends with P.M. ORLAN, who sponsored him during his first solo exhibitions in Paris, with A. LANOUX, J-P. CHABROL, G SIGAUX, P. BERGER, P. MEUTEY, A.PLANSON and R. COLLAMARINI... He exhibited throughout France, as well as abroad from Miami to Tokyo, via Lausanne and Geneva. Signed: bottom right Artist listed and rated. Period: 20th century Painting size: 94cm x 74cm Theme: Landscape Style: 1940-1960 Genre: Expressionism Characteristics: Framed, Signed Type: Watercolor