Victor Gabriel Gilbert

( 1847 – 1933 )

La Marchande de Fleurs

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Medium	Oil on canvas
Signed	Signed lower left
Size	22.00" × 18.00" (55.9cm × 45.7cm)
Framed Size	29.00" × 25.00" (73.7cm × 63.5cm)
Dated	c. 1910
Condition	Very good original condition
Provenance	RW Fine Art This work has been authenticated by Mnr. Noe Willer - a certificate of authenticity from Mnr. Willer is available upon request

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Victor Gabriel Gilbert was a pupil of Victor Adam and Charles Busson. He painted many figures and portraits of fashionable ladies and young girls as well as views of Paris enlivened with flower-sellers. Victor Gilbert was best known for his vegetable, poultry and fish-market scenes, and, above all, his flower markets. In Normandy he painted cliff landscapes and harbour scenes. He also executed decorative paintings for the Town Hall of Paris.

Victor Gilbert exhibited regularly at the Salon des Artistes Français winning a silver medal in 1889 and was awarded the Léon Bonnard prize in 1926. He became a Chevalier of the Légion d'Honneur in 1897.

Museum and Gallery Holdings

Bayeux: Young Lady
Besançon: Mutual Advice
Dieppe: Nonchalance
Le Havre: Les Halles, Le Carreau; Dreaming
Liège: Les Halles in the Morning
Lille: Corner of the Fish Market in the Morning
Nice: Banks of the Eure
Strasbourg: Woman Selling Poultry

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