Émile-René Ménard Oil Painting "Bueolique"

Item Details

Attributed to Émile-René Ménard (French, 1861-1930)
Bueolique, 19th century
Oil on board
Unsigned

An oil painting on board attributed to French painterÉmile-René Ménard (1862–1930). The composition features fluid strokes in muted tones, depicting a pastoral landscape scene with grazing cows, a wooded tree-line and pale blue sky. The painting is unsigned and housed in a gilt frame with a metal plaque attached the the lower center that reads ‘E. René Ménard, Bueolique’. A wire hanger is attached to the verso.

Émile-René Ménard (1862–1930) was a French painter known for his bucolic landscape and nude figure paintings. In 1880, he studied at the Académie Julian under esteemed French painters William Bouguereau, Paul-Jacques Baudry, and Henri Lehmann. His works continue to be shared in various museums throughout France. And, have also been displayed in the United States in New York and Massachusetts.

Condition

- minor chips and scuffs to gilt frame.
- craquelure present to canvas.

Dimensions

- measured in frame.

Item #

18CIN691-150