Discount Pamono Lucien Mignon, Impressionist Bouquet of Roses, 1930, Oil on Canvas, Framed

Oil on canvas depicting a bouquet of roses in a vase, signed lower right Lucien Mignon and dated 1930 in a Montparnasse frame in openwork carved wood.
Dimensions of the painting 47×38.5 cm.
Total dimensions, with frame, 65×56 cm.

Lucien Mignon, born September 13, 1865 in Château-Gontier (Mayenne), died March 13, 1944 in Paris, painter of genre scenes, portraits, nudes, landscapes, still lifes, flowers and fruits, designer.
He began his drawing studies in Angers before coming to the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris as a student of Gérôme.
He appeared in Paris at the Salon des Indépendants and the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts from 1910. He won the Berton prize in 1920. We owe him decorations at the Ministry of Public Works: The Four Seasons.
A sensitive artist, he was honored for many years by the friendship of Renoir, with whom he worked in Cagnes, and whom he resembles, at the time of Renoir’s so-called “ingresque” period. He wanted to “combine the color of the impressionists with the drawing of Ingres”.