Artist: Charles Cobelle(1902-1994)
The canvas size: 23" x 30" Framed size: 30 1/2" x 37" x 2 1/4". Frame is new.
Signed lower right by Artist.
Subejct: Palace sceneMedium: Original Oil painting on canvas, signed lower right. Dating of painting in 1950-60. Please pay actual shipping and insurance cost. Please inquire the shipping cost. It is vary depending on your location. We ship via UPS 2nd or 3rd air per your request.
Condition of painting: Excellent
Charles Cobelle(1902-1994)
Charles Cobelle was born in 1902 and emigrated to the United States. By the time he had emigrated to the United States he had already established himself as an artistic force in Europe. Once here, Cobelle's paintings were immediately sought after by galleries and private collectors alike. He focused on cityscapes which are notable for their movement and playful coloration. Among his most acclaimed work is his series exploring symphonic orchestra, horse racing and circus scenes. Cobelle studied formally under Raoul Dufy and Marc Chagall. Although following in the traditions of these French impressionists, Cobelle's work is unique stylistically as reflected in the consistently festive tone which unifies his work. His works have been displayed in many prominent public places. Example include the mural at Neiman-Marcus in Dallas, the Mark Hopkins Hotel in San Francisco, The Wadworth Athenaeum in Hartford, the Administration Building of New York, the cruise ships of the Holland American Lines, and Haddon-Hall in Atlantic City. His original painting are often auctioned at major auction house, such as Sotheby's. His Original Lithograph is highly collectable. He passed away in age of 92 in New York, 1994.
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