Reclining Nude Oil on Panel (1930s)

Immerse your space in tranquility with this elegant oil painting by Gaston Ploquin, a prominent figure of the Lyon School. This piece features a serene female nude reclining gracefully, evoking a profound sense of calm and harmony. The soft, harmonious color palette enhances the peaceful atmosphere, while the intricate details of the wallpaper in the background add visual depth and sophistication.

The painting's overall ambiance invites relaxation and serves as a gentle reminder to savor moments of peace amidst daily life's hustle. The smooth brushstrokes and subtle hues create a comforting visual experience, making it an ideal addition for those seeking to infuse their decor with elegance and serenity.

Key Features:

• Medium: Oil on panel
• Subject: Reclining female nude
• Date: 1930s
• Signature: Signed by the artist, lower right
• Dimensions: 23.2" x 9.6" without frame, 28.1" x 14.4" with frame
• Condition: Good condition, see pictures
• Framed

This exquisite painting not only showcases Ploquin's skill and attention to detail but also serves as a timeless piece of art history. Perfect for collectors of classic art, those with a taste for serene and sophisticated decor. Don’t miss the chance to own this beautiful and contemplative work of art. Shipped directly from France.

About the Artist

Gaston Ploquin (1882-1970), was a distinguished painter associated with the Lyon School. He trained at the prestigious School of Fine Arts in Lyon under the mentorship of painter and decorator Louis Bardey (1851-1915). Ploquin began exhibiting his work in Lyon as early as 1900 and was a regular participant in various local salons. His artistic journey took him through landscapes, still lifes, and historical scenes, capturing the essence of his surroundings with a traditional and refined style. Ploquin’s work is celebrated for its meticulous detail and serene compositions, making his pieces highly valued among collectors and art enthusiasts.