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The Belgian painter Eugène Rémy Maes is associated with a pastoral painting entitled “Flock of Sheep at Rest”, which here features an animal subject.
The work, executed in oil on wood and attributed to Maes, bears the signature “Rv. Maes” and the date 1866 at the lower right; it measures 18 × 24 cm. The lot description notes several areas with old restorations.
This profile brings together identity references for Eugène Rémy Maes and paintings, drawings and works on paper documented in auction catalogues.
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Oil on wood
Attribué à Eugène Rémy MAES — Troupeau de moutons au repos
huile sur bois
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Published result : 499 CHF
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Attribué à Eugène Rémy MAES — Eugène Rémy MAES (1849-1931, BE), attribué à. 'Troupeau de moutons au repos'
huile sur bois
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Estimate : CHF 1000–2000
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