Oil on panel by Raymond TELLIER orientalist man portrait, painting with a knife 1930, wooden frame.Height: 49.7 cmIt is about Raymond Tellier, important result on Art Price.This portrait represents a man of African or oriental origin on a panel. The frame is in natural wood enhanced with gold.It bears the signature R. Tellier.It is really typical of the 30s with a knife painting.Note wear and friction on the frame, small shock on the panel in the corner lower left. Born in 1897 in Paris died in 1985 Painter of animated scenes and typical figures, portraits, industrial landscapes, miniaturist and illuminator. Orientalist. Student at the School of Fine Arts in Douai, then Lille; he was a pupil of Fernand Cormon, Émile Renard, and P Laurens. Exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français from 1920; silver medal in 1921; Théodore Rally Prize the same year; Prix Bernheim de Villers in 1928, also exhibited in Douai and Lille. From 1926 to 1930, he won several times the Prix Roux of the title, for illumination, miniature and painting. He then carried out the vast decorations of the BNCI of Amiens, which earned him the gold medal at the 1931 Salon and the Grand Prix of the city of Paris, to travel for a year in North Africa, from where he will earn 'important work. He won the prize for French West Africa and left there immediately. Gold medal at the Paris International Exhibition in 1937; French Equatorial Africa Prize In 1948 Gustave Courtois Prize, he was nine times laureate of the Institut de France.A sought-after portraitist, it is especially through his typical animated scenes that he shows his narrative qualities full of charm and charm. 'humor.For the state thank you for detailing the photos.The photos are an integral part of the description Frame dimensions: Width: 41.5 cm Thickness: 3.6 cm Dimensions of the panel in the frame (the view): Height: 40.1 cm Width: 32.1 cm Dimensions panel without frame (back): Height: 41.2 cm Width: 33 cm D: 798721 I remain at your disposal for any questions.