Henry d’Anty, France. Colourful figurative composition with a clown playing a saxophone, oil on canvas. Approx. 1960s. Artist bruges ikke i Porcelain The company gained international recognition

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Henry d’Anty, France. Colourful figurative composition with a clown playing a saxophone, oil on canvas. Approx. 1960s. Artist bruges ikke i Porcelain The company gained international recognitionHenry dAnty, oil on canvas, listed French painter. Colourful figurative composition depicting a clown playing a saxophone, executed with expressive brushwork and a vivid palette dominated by reds, yellows and greens. The painting is signed and reflects the artists characteristic style with thick impasto layers and strong outlined forms. Origin: France. Material: Canvas, oil. Dimensions: Visual size 54 45 cm, total size 70 61 cm. Period: 1960s.