About the artwork

Year: early 2000s

Framed size: approx. 35cm x 27cm

Detailed Condition: Excellent condition

Framing: Museum-grade oak frame with a single contrasting walnut spline, 99% UV-resistant glass to help protect the colours and the paper

Mounting: Conservation-mounted using acid-free Japanese wheat-starch paste and Japanese paper

Delivery: Collect from the shop or contact Cal to arrange specialist art handlers.

About the artist

Maurice Henri Mazeilie (1924-2021) painted prolifically, covering landscapes, coastal scenes in Brittany where he had a studio, Parisian landscapes and architecture, and portraiture. He departed for the USA in 1957, returning to France briefly for a few months in 1958, then arriving back in early 1959 to settle in San Diego California where he applied for naturalisation and became a longstanding figure in the artist’s centre at Spanish Village in San Diego between approximately 1967-1974. In the late 1970s, he returned to France and continued to paint and sketch right up to 2019. His gentle, impressionist style makes his work very easy to live with.