Maurice Blond, The Painted Dresser, Oil Painting on canvas, 1974
This midcentury oil painting on canvas by Polish painter Maurice Blond (Lodz, 1899 - Clamart, 1974) portrays a kitchen dresser set against an abstract background and checked floor. This work is rich in characterful details, with the upper part adorned by brightly coloured pottery dishes behind glazed doors, while the lower part is beautifully decorated with painted swirls. Rich shades of ochre, green and brown contrast with bright reds and dark blues to create a gorgeous depth. From oversized checks to scallop patterns, swirls and serpentine lines, this sumptuous interior scene is brought to life by a compelling sense of pattern.
This familiar piece of furniture is rendered in a dreamlike blend of figuration and abstraction, characteristic of Maurice Blond’s work. Born in Poland in 1899, he moved to Paris in 1924, living in Montparnasse among Eastern European painters from the School of Paris such as Abraham Mintchine or Chaïm Soutine. His work spans dreamy interior scenes and streetscapes, with expressionist brushstrokes and vivid colours. Signed and dated, this rare work is mounted in an original box frame.
This midcentury oil painting on canvas by Polish painter Maurice Blond (Lodz, 1899 - Clamart, 1974) portrays a kitchen dresser set against an abstract background and checked floor. This work is rich in characterful details, with the upper part adorned by brightly coloured pottery dishes behind glazed doors, while the lower part is beautifully decorated with painted swirls. Rich shades of ochre, green and brown contrast with bright reds and dark blues to create a gorgeous depth. From oversized checks to scallop patterns, swirls and serpentine lines, this sumptuous interior scene is brought to life by a compelling sense of pattern.
This familiar piece of furniture is rendered in a dreamlike blend of figuration and abstraction, characteristic of Maurice Blond’s work. Born in Poland in 1899, he moved to Paris in 1924, living in Montparnasse among Eastern European painters from the School of Paris such as Abraham Mintchine or Chaïm Soutine. His work spans dreamy interior scenes and streetscapes, with expressionist brushstrokes and vivid colours. Signed and dated, this rare work is mounted in an original box frame.
This midcentury oil painting on canvas by Polish painter Maurice Blond (Lodz, 1899 - Clamart, 1974) portrays a kitchen dresser set against an abstract background and checked floor. This work is rich in characterful details, with the upper part adorned by brightly coloured pottery dishes behind glazed doors, while the lower part is beautifully decorated with painted swirls. Rich shades of ochre, green and brown contrast with bright reds and dark blues to create a gorgeous depth. From oversized checks to scallop patterns, swirls and serpentine lines, this sumptuous interior scene is brought to life by a compelling sense of pattern.
This familiar piece of furniture is rendered in a dreamlike blend of figuration and abstraction, characteristic of Maurice Blond’s work. Born in Poland in 1899, he moved to Paris in 1924, living in Montparnasse among Eastern European painters from the School of Paris such as Abraham Mintchine or Chaïm Soutine. His work spans dreamy interior scenes and streetscapes, with expressionist brushstrokes and vivid colours. Signed and dated, this rare work is mounted in an original box frame.
Dimensions & Details +
- Dimensions with frame: 71 x 57 cm
- Oil painting on canvas, mounted in painted wood box frame
- Signed Maurice Blond in top right corner and dated 1974 at the back.
- Provenance: The artist’s family
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