Marcel Roche

Femme Nue de face se lavant - Lithograph by M. Roche - 1930 ca.

1930s

Femme Nue is a superb original drawing on paper, realized by the French artist Marcel Roche (1890-1959). A beautiful and sensual standing woman is portrayed with a sanguine and oil pastel of the same color. For the rendering of anatomical volumes, the artist wisely uses the smudge. Considering the subject, the artist chose one of his favorite one, together withe the still life: the female nude. With a monogrammed logo printed in black ink as a stamp on lower right margin. Original Title: Femme nue main derrière le dos In excellent condition, this amazing realist portray is drawn on a sheet glued on a cutting paper. Marcel Roche (Paris, 1890-1959) French artist best-known as a painter of nudes, portrays, still life, landscape and illustrator, marcel Roche attended the Académie Julian et l'Ecole Nationale des Beaux-arts in Cormon. He exhibited at the Salons des Indépendants and at the Salon d'Automne, where he bacame a membre of the organization. His best known artworks still today are: La pastorale normande, Baigneuses, idylle, le nu au paravent, Le nu à la tapissierie, nu au moulin, Le déhjeuner des baigneuses, la liseuse...

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