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View of a Wood - Antique Watercolour
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View of a Wood - Antique Watercolour

1940 - 1960
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Signed watercolour showing a view of a wood mounted in a simple gilt frame with mount and signed by the French artist Pierre Hennebelle.

Pierre Hennebelle was a French painter and jazz pianist born in Croix, Nord, on 1 August, 1926, and died on 17 August 2013, in Wasquehal.

He was one of the leading figures in the Roubaix group alongside Jean Roulland, Eugène Dodeigne, Eugène Leroy, Paul Hémery, Arthur Van Hecke, Jacky Dodin, and Marc Ronet. He was also an active member of L'Atelier de la Monnaie in Lille, alongside Roger Frezin, Pierre Olivier, Lyse Oudoire, Jean-Pierre Dutour, Claude Vallois, Jean Brisy, and Jean Parsy.

He was well exhibited and has collections in various museums.

Dimensions - 79 x 64 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
79cm (31.10")
Width
64cm (25.20")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Declaration

Rue des Fontenelles has dated this Antique Woodland Watercolour Painting to the 1960s.

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SA1166907
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Signed watercolour showing a view of a wood mounted in a simple gilt frame with mount and signed by the French artist Pierre Hennebelle.
Pierre Hennebelle was a French painter and jazz pianist born in Croix, Nord, on 1 August, 1926, and died on 17 August 2013, in Wasquehal.
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fig 1. An impressionistic antique watercolour painting depicting a dense woodland scene in muted green and grey tones.
fig 1. View of a Wood - Antique Watercolour

He was one of the leading figures in the Roubaix group alongside Jean Roulland, Eugène Dodeigne, Eugène Leroy, Paul Hémery, Arthur Van Hecke, Jacky Dodin, and Marc Ronet. He was also an active member of L'Atelier de la Monnaie in Lille, alongside Roger Frezin, Pierre Olivier, Lyse Oudoire, Jean-Pierre Dutour, Claude Vallois, Jean Brisy, and Jean Parsy.

He was well exhibited and has collections in various museums.

Dimensions - 79 x 64 cm

Height
79cm (31.10")
Width
64cm (25.20")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Date of Manufacture

Rue des Fontenelles has dated this Antique Woodland Watercolour Painting to the 1960s.

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SA1166907
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Archive I An impressionistic antique watercolour painting depicting a dense woodland scene in muted green and grey tones.

View of a Wood - Antique Watercolour

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An impressionistic antique watercolour painting depicting a dense woodland scene in muted green and grey tones.
View of a Wood - Antique Watercolour
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An impressionistic antique watercolour painting depicting a dense woodland scene in muted green and grey tones.
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Landscape watercolour painting became a prominent artistic genre during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, characterized by fluid paint application and translucent glazes. Artists utilized the medium to capture atmospheric conditions, natural light, and foliage with immediacy and gestural brushwork.

Traditional watercolours consist of finely ground mineral or botanical pigments bound with water-soluble gum arabic. These pigments are applied to heavy rag or cotton paper, which provides an absorbent, textured surface that interacts with light.

Authentic period watercolours show natural oxidation or mild toning on the paper substrate, particularly around edges. Look for period-appropriate artist signatures or inscriptions, distinct brush handling, and the absence of mechanical dot patterns seen in modern reproductions.

Pair the painting with a archival mount and a minimalist wooden frame to highlight its organic tones. Position the piece individually as an accent on a narrow wall or group it within a curated gallery wall alongside complementary tonal artworks.

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