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209 - EMILE ISENBART (1846–1921)
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Estimate €1,000 - €2,000

Description

EMILE ISENBART (1846–1921) Bridge at Besançon, 1885 Oil on canvas, signed with a monogram in the lower right-hand corner and dated 1885. (Former inscription ‘Lebourg’ on the frame) with the stamp ‘P. Foinet’ on the reverse. Dimensions: 43 x 64.5 cm Publication: Emile Isenbart, Besançon: The Citadel in 1885. Exhibition 2023, and illustrated in Fanny Calley’s book, published by Belvedere. - A French painter born in Besançon, who developed a passion for painting from a very young age, Isenbart trained under Antonin Fanart, from whom he adopted the Barbizon style. Deeply attached to the land of his ancestors, ‘Le Bélieu’, he chose, as early as the 1870s, to make it the subject of many of his paintings and to depict the topographical and geological features of the Jura Mountains and their peat bogs.

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Auction time 11/11/2026 at 2:30 PM

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209 - EMILE ISENBART (1846–1921) See original version (French)

209 - EMILE ISENBART (1846–1921)
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