Pierre Peress (1919-1990).

Charcoal scene frames in a period overpainted frame behind glass. Pierre Peress (1919–1990) was a French painter associated with the École de Paris(School of Paris). Born in 1919, Peress was orphaned at age two and raised in an orphanage. In 1939, he was incorporated into the 9th Regiment. Subjects in his portfolio include Parisian scenes (such as Notre-Dame de Paris), coastal landscapes (temps d'orage en bord de côte), and still lifes (including still life at glass of red wine and packet of Gauloises). Works by Pierre Peress have been featured by galleries such as the Galerie d'Art XXe Siècle and Galerie des Songes. Frame size: 49 cm high x 59 cm wide. Worldwide shipping available. Deliver not included in the price, please enquire for a quote before purchasing or arrange to collect from our shop by appointment.