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EUGÈNE-ANTOINE PRIEUR-BARDIN (1860-1905) CONFONDU À TORT AVEC FRANÇOIS LÉO
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EUGÈNE-ANTOINE PRIEUR-BARDIN (1860-1905) CONFONDU À TORT AVEC FRANÇOIS LÉON PRIEUR-BARDIN (1870-1939)
The New Mosque seen from Galata Bridge in Constantinople, 1901
Oil on canvas laid on panel
Signed and dated "1901" lower right
Oil on canvas laid on panel, signed and dated "1901" lower right
32 x 54 cm - 12 1/2 x 21 1/4 in.
PROVENANCE Private collection, France
RELATED WORK Eugène-Antoine Prieur-Bardin (mistaken for François-Léon Prieur-Bardin), The Galata Bridge, Constantinople, 1901, oil on canvas, 33.5 x 56.5 cm, Sale, Regards sur l'Orient,
Sotheby's, Paris, 18 November 2013, lot 262
NOTE A study conducted by the Centre d'Études Généalogiques Rhône-Alpes (CEGRA) has profoundly renewed our knowledge of the painter Prieur-Bardin. The sculptor
François-Léon Prieur-Bardin was born in Vif (Isère) in 1870 into a family of potters. From 1890, he regularly exhibited his sculptures at the Grand Palais. He is also credited with paintings of the Bosphorus and Marseille signed "Prieur-Bardin". It is the recent posting of his marriage in Algiers in 1891 that allows us to discover the painter Eugène-
Antoine Prieur-Bardin. He was born in Vénissieux (Rhône) in 1860. At the birth of his son, in 1897, we find him in Constantinople where he lives from his painting. He then moved to Marseille where he painted until his death in 1905.
A study conducted by the Centre d'Études Généalogiques Rhône-Alpes (CEGRA) has profoundly renewed our knowledge of the painter Prieur-Bardin. The sculptor François-
Léon Prieur-Bardin was born in Vif (Isère) in 1870 into a family of potters. From 1890, he regularly exhibited his sculptures at the Grand Palais. He is also mistakenly credited with paintings of the Bosphorus and Marseille signed "Prieur-Bardin". It is the recent publication of his marriage in Algiers in 1891 that allows us to discover the painter Eugène-Antoine Prieur-
Bardin. He was born in Vénissieux (Rhône) in 1860. At the birth of his son in 1897, his presence is attested in Constantinople where he lives from his painting. He then moved to
Marseille where he painted until his death in 1905.
"E. Prieur-Bardin. - Constantinople in the Evening (Decorative panel). - It is orientalist style, but a beautiful style. The effects of the setting sun on the minarets and the blue banks of the Bosphorus are well translated. It is a vigorous and evocative painting. M. Prieur-
Bardin knows his Orient inside out and knows how to bring it to life, thanks to his impressionist talent."
E. Maindru, in Yachting Gazette, April 10, 1903, p. 191
The New Mosque seen from Galata Bridge in Constantinople, 1901
Oil on canvas laid on panel
Signed and dated "1901" lower right
Oil on canvas laid on panel, signed and dated "1901" lower right
32 x 54 cm - 12 1/2 x 21 1/4 in.
PROVENANCE Private collection, France
RELATED WORK Eugène-Antoine Prieur-Bardin (mistaken for François-Léon Prieur-Bardin), The Galata Bridge, Constantinople, 1901, oil on canvas, 33.5 x 56.5 cm, Sale, Regards sur l'Orient,
Sotheby's, Paris, 18 November 2013, lot 262
NOTE A study conducted by the Centre d'Études Généalogiques Rhône-Alpes (CEGRA) has profoundly renewed our knowledge of the painter Prieur-Bardin. The sculptor
François-Léon Prieur-Bardin was born in Vif (Isère) in 1870 into a family of potters. From 1890, he regularly exhibited his sculptures at the Grand Palais. He is also credited with paintings of the Bosphorus and Marseille signed "Prieur-Bardin". It is the recent posting of his marriage in Algiers in 1891 that allows us to discover the painter Eugène-
Antoine Prieur-Bardin. He was born in Vénissieux (Rhône) in 1860. At the birth of his son, in 1897, we find him in Constantinople where he lives from his painting. He then moved to Marseille where he painted until his death in 1905.
A study conducted by the Centre d'Études Généalogiques Rhône-Alpes (CEGRA) has profoundly renewed our knowledge of the painter Prieur-Bardin. The sculptor François-
Léon Prieur-Bardin was born in Vif (Isère) in 1870 into a family of potters. From 1890, he regularly exhibited his sculptures at the Grand Palais. He is also mistakenly credited with paintings of the Bosphorus and Marseille signed "Prieur-Bardin". It is the recent publication of his marriage in Algiers in 1891 that allows us to discover the painter Eugène-Antoine Prieur-
Bardin. He was born in Vénissieux (Rhône) in 1860. At the birth of his son in 1897, his presence is attested in Constantinople where he lives from his painting. He then moved to
Marseille where he painted until his death in 1905.
"E. Prieur-Bardin. - Constantinople in the Evening (Decorative panel). - It is orientalist style, but a beautiful style. The effects of the setting sun on the minarets and the blue banks of the Bosphorus are well translated. It is a vigorous and evocative painting. M. Prieur-
Bardin knows his Orient inside out and knows how to bring it to life, thanks to his impressionist talent."
E. Maindru, in Yachting Gazette, April 10, 1903, p. 191