Outlet Pamono Gaubert, The Blue Shutters, 20th Century, Painting, Framed

This painting depicts a charming village scene, bathed in light and tranquility. A narrow alley winds between old houses with textured walls, whose blue shutters add a touch of freshness. The facades are decorated with climbing plants and vibrant hollyhocks, which breathe life and color into the setting. In the background, other buildings extend the perspective, suggesting a peaceful and welcoming village. The sky, painted in soft tones, evokes a clear day, reinforcing the serene atmosphere of the setting. The technique used seems to blend brush and spatula, with rich textures and a luminous palette. The blue frame, enhanced with a gold border, highlights the colors of the painting. The artist James Gaubert’s signature appears in the lower right corner. The overall effect exudes a sense of nostalgia and gentleness, like an invitation to stroll through the narrow streets of a forgotten village.

James Gaubert is a French painter born in 1942 in Mainvilliers. Introduced to art at a young age, he studied in Paris and Rouen before exhibiting internationally in the 1970s. His works, often painted with a brush or spatula, depict scenes of Old Quebec and natural landscapes, with a marked sensitivity and a warm atmosphere.

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Period: Second half of the 20th century

Excellent condition

Dimensions:
Width: 59 cm
Height: 46 cm
Depth: 3 cm