Pierre Albert Leroux Ink and Watercolor of French Officer on Horseback unusual broom and one thin slice in

and one thin slice in the clay on the bottom of one plate

Italian engineer and architect Pier Nervi

This flea market-found oil painting on canvas catches me off guard every time I look at it: the reverberation between those bright orange oranges and that terrific off-key green background gives it a startling pop

I purchased three of these from a seller whose mother had gifted him many varieties of frogs and toads over the years

It's nice and substantial

Pierre Albert Leroux Ink and Watercolor of French Officer on Horseback unusual broom and one thin slice inI purchased this and a few other pieces by Pierre Albert Leroux (1890 1959) from a dealer in France I found online I just fell in love with the sense of intimacy they lend to their official, uniformed subjects (including this horse, which looks like quite an old soul to me) and no fuss manner in which they were done. While I might have guessed that he was self taught, I have learned that Leroux, born in Versailles, trained under Academic history