An early 20th-century pen and ink drawing on paper by French painter Pierre Laprade (1875–1931). The composition depicts a statue in the antique style, crowned with foliage and set on a column plinth, surrounded by bushes and grapevines on a trellis, a scene combining classical form with lively nature.
The vertical and horizontal lines of the architecture provide structure, contrasting with the freer, pattern-like rendering of the vines and grapes, which echo the foliage crown of the statue.
A pupil of the sculptor Antoine Bourdelle, Laprade exhibited across Europe and the United States with prominent galleries including Ambroise Vollard and Berthe Weill. Signed lower right. Presented in a gilded frame with green fabric mount. A considered and atmospheric composition, characteristic of Laprade's interest in park scenes.
An early 20th-century pen and ink drawing on paper by French painter Pierre Laprade (1875–1931). The composition depicts a statue in the antique style, crowned with foliage and set on a column plinth, surrounded by bushes and grapevines on a trellis, a scene combining classical form with lively nature.
The vertical and horizontal lines of the architecture provide structure, contrasting with the freer, pattern-like rendering of the vines and grapes, which echo the foliage crown of the statue.
A pupil of the sculptor Antoine Bourdelle, Laprade exhibited across Europe and the United States with prominent galleries including Ambroise Vollard and Berthe Weill. Signed lower right. Presented in a gilded frame with green fabric mount. A considered and atmospheric composition, characteristic of Laprade's interest in park scenes.
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