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MERCIER ART

322 - 322 Eugène DESHAYES (1827–1891) A village in Normandy overlo…
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Estimate €2,500 - €3,000
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Description
322 Eugène DESHAYES (1827–1891) A village in Normandy overlooked by cliffs Oil on wood Signed lower left 65 x 100 cm Retouching in the sky, not affecting the main subject. Panel slightly warped. A pupil of his father, the painter and lithographer Jean Éléazard Deshayes, Eugène Deshayes devoted himself mainly to landscape painting, exhibiting regularly at the Salon between 1848 and 1867. Close in sensibility to Eugène Boudin and Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, he found in Normandy a source of inspiration, which he rendered with poetry and delicacy. Dominated by spectacular cliffs, this village illustrates his taste for luminous panoramas and the poetic rendering of Normandy’s landscapes.
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About the sale Major catalogue auction of classical art at 10.30 am (lots 1 to 116) and at 2.00 pm (lots 117 onwards)
Auction location
Auction time 06/28/2026 at 10:30 AM
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