French Normandy School Post-Impressionist Oil on Canvas Still Life Flowers Fruit by Franck Innocent, 1941 Paintings He was a collector on

He was a collector on a grand scale and also an innovative designer who helped define what we understand as the Regency style (1800–1830)

a fantastic talking point for your guests

there were more than one hundred published letters of Pyotr Nilus to Bunin

the doors having very unusual astragal decoration of neo-classical urns with swags & surmounted with 'Prince of Wales' fleur des lys finials

The base and top are in good condition

French Normandy School Post-Impressionist Oil on Canvas Still Life Flowers Fruit by Franck Innocent, 1941 Paintings He was a collector onSOLD A very attractive French Post Impressionist Rouen School (Normandy), oil on canvas still life painting, by Franck Innocent (1912 1983), signed and dated 1941. This colorful still life is very well painted by one of the main artist's of the Rouen School. The painting depicts a tabletop scene on a white tablecloth, with a pottery jug and an arrangement of colorful chrysanthemums, with four pieces of fruit below and a pottery box, probably Quimper