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Street Portrait by the French Artist, Claude Feran
SKU: 0543-11728469
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A mid-century "Big Eyes" oil painting by the 20th-century French street artist Claude Feran. Feran who was active during the late 1960s and 1970s, famously painted these stylized "street urchins" (or Poulbots) directly for tourists in the historic art district of Montmartre, Paris.
Product Details & Specifications:
- Artist: Claude Feran.
- Art Movement: Mid-Century Kitsch / Big Eye Movement (heavily influenced by the global popularity of Margaret Keane and Michel Thomas).
- Medium: Oil painting hand-applied on canvas or wooden panel backing.
- Era: Circa 1970–1974 (the signature at the bottom left typically indicates the year alongside "Paris").
Typical Physical Dimensions:Open Image Size: Approx. 15.5" H × 7.5" W
- .Framed Size: Approx. 16.75" H × 8.75" W .
- Framing: Traditionally enclosed in its original narrow, mid-century Danish-style teak or light pine wooden strip frame.
Condition
Used: fair
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