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several paintings of jesus and other religious figures on a white backgrounda painting of people in a boat on the watera painting of a group of people on a wallan oil painting of a woman standing in front of a crowd of peoplean oil painting of a nativity scene with a baby jesus in a mangera painting of a man and a woman on the beachpainting of a painting of a man in a white robe standing in front of a group of peopletwo paintings on a white wall one has a bird and the other has a birdfour paintings on the wall of a bathroom
Astrid Guillon Maison de ventes aux enchères

287 - Paul Benoit GAILLARD (Langres, 1892–Paris, 1941)
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Estimate €120 - €150
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Paul Benoit GAILLARD (Langres, 1892–Paris, 1941) Set of 6 oil paintings on cardboard depicting scenes from the life of Christ, including: the Nativity, the Resurrection, Christ preaching; one signed in the bottom left-hand corner, two signed in the bottom right-hand corner Some feature other subjects on the reverse (nudes, sketches of towns or landscapes) 34 x 25 cm; 23.5 x 31.5 cm and 15.5 x 20 cm (Signs of wear; cleaning required) Provenance: the artist’s family A little-known artist, Paul Benoit Gaillard was born in Langres in 1892. He studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and lived with his wife in the 14th arrondissement. He died in Paris in 1941. He painted extensively, notably the landscapes of the Nièvre and the area around Saint-Léger-des-Vignes, where he owned a second home, as well as Paris and Langres. The Musée des Beaux-Arts in Troyes holds a number of the artist’s works. To date, only a few paintings have appeared on the public auction market. The collection of 150 canvases and small works or studies on panel that we are presenting here comes from the artist’s family.
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About the sale Gold & Jewellery. 150 works by P.B. Gaillard. Paintings, furniture & objets d’art
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Auction time 10/21/2026 at 10:00 AM
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