Sailboat in a port in the south of France - Paul MADELINE (1863-1920)

Paul Madeline

Born on October 7, 1863 in Paris. Died February 12, 1920 in Paris. XIX-XXth centuries.
French

Painter of genre, landscapes, nudes, postimpressionist.

He was a pupil of E Chaly. He exhibited in Paris at the Salons of the Society of French Artists, of which he was a member since 1897 and the National Society of Fine Arts, of which he was a member since 1910.

He received an honorable mention in 1897 and an honorable mention at the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1900.

His touch is always bright, luminous, the material is beautiful and the point of view and perspectives always interesting and modern.

Inspired by Le Sidaner, Henri Martin, Guillaumin, Madeline has succeeded in adding her own vision of post impressionism: cheerful, poetic and bright.