MAURICE PELLERIER LITHOGRAPHY PAPIER CONTRESIGNE BRETONNE RETOUR DE PECHE H3147 Lithograph on paper countersigned by Maurice PELLERIER, representing Breton women returning from fishing. relatively fresh in color. Wear and friction on the frame.Sold as presented.Maurice Pellerier, born February 22, 1875 in 5th arrondissement, and died January 14, 1962 in 6th arrondissement, is a French painter.Maurice Pellerier was born February 22, 1875 in Paris . He exhibited in Paris at the Salon des Artistes Français from 1908 and at the Salon des Indépendants from 1911. He was a member of the Salon des Artistes Français, where he received an honorable mention in 1930 and a silver medal in 1933. "Maurice Pellerier, marine and aviation painter, watercolorist born in Paris on February 22, 1875, exhibited to French Artists since 1908 and at the Salon d'Hiver des independents since 1911, also watercolorist to Paris artists and at G. Petit (not sure of the spelling) 1925-1928. Works at the Army Museum, at the Universities of New York and Philadelphia (Paintings "The brook under the snow" and "The tuna boats" and "The Wild Coast") . Pupil of the late Paul Colin. Registered in the bibliographical dictionary of contemporary artists volume III, page 118. Official painter of the ministry, Public instruction officer, Medalist for technical education Member of the Society of French Artists; Member of Honor of the Salon des Indépendants Vi Committee this president of the Watercolor Society Member of the Committee of the Association of Painters and Sculptors Silver Medal at the International Exhibition of Arts and Techniques in Paris in 1937 Silver Medal at the Salon of French Artists in 1933 Prize " Marne "in 1933" Paysagiste "prize in 1936. 1st prize in the competition for airmail stamps Two vermeille medals from the Aéroclub de France. Medal at the Amsterdam Exhibition. Works acquired and appearing in museums: in New York; of Philadelphia; from Pau; from Calais; from Fécamp; de Boulogne and several others ... Works acquired by the State, by the City of Paris, by the Prefecture of Police; War drawings 1914-1918 at the museums of Vincennes and Les Invalides. Painter of the sea and the mountains, his harmoniously ordered landscapes spread the panorama of gentle France with a masterful craftsmanship. Its colors treated in a way that is both precise and shimmering leave a strong impression at the same time very soft. His paintings awaken in us emotions that live in us for a long time after we have had the privilege of admiring them. His art is beneficent of beauty and deep sincerity.For the state thank you for detailing the photos.The photos are an integral part of the description.Frame dimensions: Height: 37.7 cmWidth: 43.4 cmThickness: 1.4 cmDimensions: Height: 19 cmWidth: 23.9 cm I remain at your disposal for any questions.