OIL PAINTING CIRCA 1920's Style 20th Century Fine Quality

FINE Antique 20th Century By ? differcult to make out the signature
Circa 1920'/40's' master style oil painting in a Modern Frame
 
PAINTING REF 11622
 
Description
 
Good condition Canvas , good condition for age with some nicks around the face area , Cleaned and ready to hangProfessional cleaned & framed ,Lovely Original 19th century Frame in good condition .Ready to hang. (see pictures)
 
 
Fine Large oil painting in the style of Tamara de Lempicka , oil is nice and thick 
and the piece is fantastic
 
Premier Collection Stunning Piece
 
“Very good condition for age , Cleaned and ready to hang ,
frame is in wonderful condition (see pictures)
 
Title: 1920's Lady
 
Artist: Differcult to make out 
 
Signed: bottom right
 
Provenance: john Castagno art
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Medium : Oil on Canvas
 
 
 
Condition: good
 
 
Country: Continental school 
 
 
Frame size : 28.5 in x 24 in
(72 cm x 61 cm)
 
 
Canvas size : 24" x 20 "
 
Tamara de Lempicka was the lone traditional easel painter in the entirety of the Art Deco style. Her sources of inspiration ranged dramatically: she adored Italian Renaissance painting; she was characterized by critics as a sort of modern-day Ingres, although the comparisons were more often not intended to flatter; she absorbed the avant-garde art of the era - particularly post-cubist abstraction but of a "softened" style. Perhaps most influential was Lempicka's desire to capitalize on her social connections to create a niche for her portraiture, which most often featured well-to-do, cosmopolitan types. The Art Deco style, lavish in a less visually complex way than its predecessor, Art Nouveau, was probably the ideal vehicle for her trendy style. Most notably, despite its decorative quality, her work provided her with an outlet for unconventional self-expression: truly a product of her era, the libertine golden age between the two world wars, Lempicka, a bisexual, made bold, liberated female sexuality the linchpin of her art.
 
 
With an estimate of £4000 - £6000 in a London West End Gallery