'Posing Nudes' by Louis Toncini (c. 1960s)

'Posing Nudes', oil on board, (circa 1960s), by Louis Toncini (1907 - 2002). This impressionist work of posing nude women is filled with the vibrant colours the artist is known for: greens, blues, reds and flesh tones. It is newly framed and signed in the lower right: 'Toncini. L'. In excellent vintage condition commensurate with its age. A short video clip of this work can be provided upon request. About the Artist: Louis Toncini (1907 - 2002), born in Marseille, France, was one of a group of artists who founded the 'peintres prolétariens', or later, the painters of the people. He painted the world of workers and depicted such subjects as factories, warehouses, train stations and working ports, etc. After the war his work took a more optimistic turn with paintings of still-lifes, bouquets and country landscapes. Toncini's art appears in museums, galleries and private collections around the world and has been auctioned by major international auction houses.

Dimensions with frame:

H 63 cm

W 73 cm

Dimensions without frame:

H 49 cm

W 59 cm