Boats, Heyst

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Le Sidaner was born in the French colony of Mauritius and brought up in Dunkirk. He trained in Paris and in 1898 visited Bruges, where he adopted Impressionism as a working technique. His townscapes, generally devoid of human activity, have a Symbolist air of melancholy. This work depicts the harbour at Heyst, a Belgian town north of Zeebrugge.
Title

Boats, Heyst

Date

1900

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 71.1 x W 92.2 cm

Accession number

NMW A 2548

Acquisition method

purchased with the assistance of funds from the James Pyke Thompson Bequest, 1910; transferred from the Cardiff Museum, 1912

Work type

Painting

Inscription description

Stamp on stretcher: (mostly illegible) ........LEURS FINES ENCADREMENTS AARDI..... PARIS NMW Numbers on Stretcher On Back of Canvas: (inscribed) 826 Signed: (bottom right) Le Sidaner Not dated

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