Roger Clamagirand — Le Verdouble à Padern, Oil Landscape
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Active in the figurative tradition of post-war French painting, Roger Clamagirand (1920–1979) exhibited at the Salon des Indépendants in Paris in 1959. His work was subsequently included in the 1965 École de Paris exhibition in Biarritz and San Sebastián, and in an exhibition of contemporary French figurative painting in Tokyo in 1971. This exhibition history places him within a wider artistic community whose work continued to explore recognisable subjects through individual approaches to colour and form.
In Le Verdouble à Padern, the rocky river landscape takes on an unexpected softness. Pale rose and chalky cream meet deep green around the water, with the arches of a small bridge visible between the banks. The scene remains recognisable, yet its loosely defined forms and freely blended colours give it the openness of a painted impression. Broad passages of oil retain the movement of the brush, bringing a supple, almost dissolving quality to the solid rock.
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Artist: Roger Clamagirand (1920–1979)
Title: Le Verdouble à Padern
Period: 20th century
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: H 36.5 × W 44.5 × L 4 cm
Origin: France
Signature / inscriptions: Signed lower right; titled on the reverse.
Condition: Light wear consistent with age.
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