Émile WEGELIN (1875-1962) - Lively farmyard

Émile Wegelin (1875–1962) was a French painter specializing in landscapes and scenes of rural life in the South of France. His lively and luminous brushwork, inherited from Impressionism, happily conveys the warmth and atmosphere of the southern French countryside.

This gouache on paper, dating from the 1920s–1930s, depicts a bustling farmyard with typical southern architecture, poultry, and lush vegetation. The balanced composition and warm palette lend the scene a peaceful and sun-drenched atmosphere. The artwork is presented in an old, gilded frame, well-suited and enhancing its value.

• Technique: Gouache
• Medium: Paper
• Dimensions: 38 × 45 cm
• Subject: Lively farmyard, southern architecture, poultry
• Signature: Signed lower left
• Date: Circa 1920–1930
• Framing: Old gilded frame, well-suited and enhancing value

This artwork is offered by PACART after verification of its authenticity and stylistic coherence.