Oil on panel by Coran d'Ys 20th century representing a church

This oil on panel by coran d'ys represents a church in brittany with a river in the foreground. Victorien harel known as coran d'ys (1877-1954) painted breton landscapes, most often in the form of gouaches and watercolors with fine lines and a japanese style. Coran d'ys is interested in the underwater world and is part of the realistic movement that began in painting in 1930. In 1935, the french navy ordered wall panels from him for the destroyers le fantasque and le chacal. The work is of quality, especially in the reflections. Please note, this is a work sold neither restored nor cleaned, we report small traces of wear and friction. However, it remains in a good state of conservation. Our photos allow you to appreciate the quality of the object. For the condition, please detail the photos. Feel free to zoom in. The photos are an integral part of the description. Dimensions: frame height: 144 cm width: 75 cm depth: 2.5 cm view height: 140.5 cm width: 71 cm e: l6460.