Skippings Fine Arts has dated this piece to the 1930s.
She studied with Fernand Sabatté, and also with the great Nabis Maurice Denis.

Along with numerous other prizes, Edmée was awarded, in 1937, the Second Great Prize of Rome - while there was a general consensus that she amply deserved the First Prize! Astoundingly, her fellow students took to the streets to demonstrate for Edmée, and against the misogyny of the Director of the Academy.

While Edmée exhibited her paintings at the Parisian Salons, she did costume and set design of the Paris Opera Houses.
She was commissioned to do frescos for the Talence town hall, and for the art deco Post Office on the rue de Chaillot in Paris.

Works by Edmée Larnaudie are now notably in the collection of the Musée Henri Martin in Cahors, where there is an entire room dedicated to the artist!
The oil on board by Larnaudie presented here dates from the 1930s or early1940s, and comes from the artist's estate. It is signed with the estate stamp at the lower right. Measuring 35 x 24 cm, the overall framed size is 52 x 44 cm
Skippings Fine Arts has dated this piece to the 1930s.
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