16. Walking at Constanța [1910]

1866, Bacău - 1932, Bucureşti

Estimate

EUR 8.000 - 15.000

Sold

EUR 16.000

Session

Tue, 25 October 2022 19:00

Being prepared, in his childhood years, by Master Grigorescu, Nicolae Vermont would demonstrate a particular enthusiasm from the very beginning. He would study at the Bucharest School of Fine Arts (1881-1886), together with Ștefan Luchian, Dimitrie Serafim, Constantin Aricescu, Frederic Storck, as well as at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts (1887-1895). He would stand out with a varied repertoire, approaching a wide range of genres such as portrait, landscape, composition or genre painting. In the case of genre painting, which was easily remarkable since the first decades of his creation, the artist would reveal a notable variety of subject matters. From scenes inspired by the lives of peasants, workers, emigrants and nomad gypsies, to scenes inspired by the life of the bourgeoisie, his subject matters would demonstrate a strong intimist character, emphasized by the sensitivity and finesse of interpretation, together with a harmonious chromatic. (G.M.)

References

VRANCEA, Angela, "N. Vermont", ESPLA, Bucharest, 1957. PAVEL, Amelia; IONESCU, Radu, "Nicolae Vermont", Publishing House of the Academy of the Romanian People's Republic, Bucharest, 1958. DEAC, Mircea, "Nicolae Vermont", Meridiane Publishing House, Bucharest, 1973.

Dimensions

width 71 cm, height 46 cm, custom 46 × 71 cm

Description

oil on canvas, signed, located and dated bottom right, with brown, "N. Vermont, Constanța, 1910"

Dating

1910

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