20 February 2024

Pastels by Félix Michel (2)

Félix Michel (1856-1915), the second son of the painter Charles-Henri Michel, opened a candy store in Rouen (Normandy) toward the end of the 19th century. One of Félix Michels nephews was my friend Charles-Henry, who passed away a couple of weeks ago at the age of 99. These are some more of Félix Michel's pastels.

7 comments:

  1. These are just wonderful. Again, such a treat to get to see them.
    Did chm do any kind of art, Ken?

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    1. Not really, or very little. He was more into history and language.

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  2. I love seeing these. Makes me want to visit an art museum.

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  3. He was a very good artist, his confections would have been excellent as well.

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    1. I bet the confections would have been good. He specialized in apples. Normandy is full of apple orchards.

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  4. Soft and tranquil. Very easy to look at every day.

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