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6031SOLD
Michel Jean Cazabon
(1813 – 1888)
Plage De Luques, Calvados/Luques Beach, Calvados
Circa 1846/7
Oil On Canvas
13.5 x 19″
SIGNED “CAZABON” LOWER RIGHT (on the wooden plank)
PUBLISHED ONLINE AT 101ARTGALLERY.COM AND PRECIOUS PAINTINGS 2022 ILLUSTRATED INVITATION AND EXHIBITION CATALOGUE
IN THE ORIGINAL 19TH CENTURY FRAME WITH AN ANCIENT LABEL ON THE REAR, LOOSLY TRANSLATED TO:
“CAZABON Michel J Marine painter, born 1814 (sic). French School. (he) Exhibited at the Salon (du Louvre) from 1830 to 1839 (sic). It is said to be the beach Luques, a small beach of Calvados”
See Mark Pereira’s research published in “CAZABON – AN ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHY”, 1986 page 31:
Exhibition catalogues of the Salon du Louvre, Musee Royal, Paris, an annual juried exhibition: 1846, catalogue No. 329, Cazabon exhibited a painting “Plage de Luques (Calvados), and in 1847 he showed catalogue No. 290 “Plage de Calvados”. It must be noted that according to the catalogue, neither work was for sale. This shows there was no financial need for a sale, but in addition, in 1843 Cazabon had married Louise Rosalie Trolard , of a small village Vire, very close to the Calvados and Luques beach. As this oil was sourced in France, it is safe to deduce that the work was gifted to his in laws, the Trolard family, and so not for sale at the Salon du Louvre Exhibition.
