Oil on Canvas by Charles Martin-Sauvaigo | Paris 1921 Exhibition Painting

Oil on Canvas by Charles Martin-Sauvaigo – Paris 1921 Exhibition

This Oil on Canvas by Charles Martin-Sauvaigo is a monumental work signed by the French artist Charles Martin-Sauvaigo (1881–1970).

Exhibited in Paris in 1921, this painting is an important example of Early 20th Century French Art, reflecting both the artistic vision of Martin-Sauvaigo and the decorative arts of the period.

Its impressive scale, refined composition, and historic provenance make this Antique French Oil Painting an outstanding addition to both private and professional collections.

Charles Martin-Sauvaigo (1881–1970)

Born in Nice on February 7, 1881, Charles Martin-Sauvaigo became an established French painter whose work was widely exhibited throughout his career.

Beginning in 1905, he regularly exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français, receiving important commissions for the Prefecture of the Alpes-Maritimes, the Lycée de Garçons in Nice, and the Brézin Hospice Chapel in Garches.

Several works by Charles Martin-Sauvaigo are preserved in French national and municipal museum collections as well as international institutions. Following his death in Paris in 1970, the City of Nice honoured the artist by naming a street after him in his childhood neighbourhood.

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