Theodor Pallady, Parisian Interior, Oil Painting on Board, 1936
This early-20th-century oil painting on board is attributed to Romanian painter Theodor Pallady (1871–1956). It depicts two women in an interior, with a tripod table and furniture in the background. The figures are set against a vibrant room, rendered in lively dot patterns that flatten the space, merging the floor with the walls. A striking palette of red, blue, and white, paired with expressionist brushstrokes in the modernist style, adds movement to this interior scene. The work is signed, dated 1936, and located in Paris on the back.
Born in Iași, Romania, Theodor Pallady studied in Dresden and Paris, where he became close friends with Henri Matisse. Dividing his time between Romania and Paris, he maintained a studio on Place Dauphine and formed lasting friendships with Romanian artists and intellectuals, including Constantin Brâncuși and Eugène Ionesco.
This early-20th-century oil painting on board is attributed to Romanian painter Theodor Pallady (1871–1956). It depicts two women in an interior, with a tripod table and furniture in the background. The figures are set against a vibrant room, rendered in lively dot patterns that flatten the space, merging the floor with the walls. A striking palette of red, blue, and white, paired with expressionist brushstrokes in the modernist style, adds movement to this interior scene. The work is signed, dated 1936, and located in Paris on the back.
Born in Iași, Romania, Theodor Pallady studied in Dresden and Paris, where he became close friends with Henri Matisse. Dividing his time between Romania and Paris, he maintained a studio on Place Dauphine and formed lasting friendships with Romanian artists and intellectuals, including Constantin Brâncuși and Eugène Ionesco.
This early-20th-century oil painting on board is attributed to Romanian painter Theodor Pallady (1871–1956). It depicts two women in an interior, with a tripod table and furniture in the background. The figures are set against a vibrant room, rendered in lively dot patterns that flatten the space, merging the floor with the walls. A striking palette of red, blue, and white, paired with expressionist brushstrokes in the modernist style, adds movement to this interior scene. The work is signed, dated 1936, and located in Paris on the back.
Born in Iași, Romania, Theodor Pallady studied in Dresden and Paris, where he became close friends with Henri Matisse. Dividing his time between Romania and Paris, he maintained a studio on Place Dauphine and formed lasting friendships with Romanian artists and intellectuals, including Constantin Brâncuși and Eugène Ionesco.
Dimensions & Details +
- Height: 37 cm
- Width: 45 cm
- Mounted in an antique giltwod frame
- Signed 'Th. Pallady', dated 1936, and located 'Paris' at the back
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