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Wilfrid Gabriel De Glehn NEAC. RP. RA. (1870–1951).
The French Pavilion, Parc du Château de Versailles.
Watercolour.
41 x 51 cms 161⁄8 x 201⁄8 ins signed lower left.
Provenance: The Artist’s Studio Estate, Atelier number 478b.
Almost all of Wilfrid’s Versailles subjects were painted around 1918, when he worked at the Château, first as a censor, and later as a translator during the Paris Peace Conference. His sketches of the grounds and gardens at Versailles, together with studies made earlier at the Italian front in 1917, formed the basis of his one-man exhibition at the Leicester Galleries in 1919.
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