BC104

Untitled

[Farm Building]

High viewpoint over a farm building amongst trees and bushes. Drawing within hand drawn margins. 

Other title(s)
French Landscape drawing, French Village
Date
c. 1960 1969
c. 1930 1939
Object type
drawing
Medium and materials
pencil on paper
Dimensions
image:134x135mm
paper:134x202mm
Place Made
Bry-sur-Marne, France
Inscriptions

Verso UL (not in artist's hand) pencil 79-325

Verso UR (not in artist's hand) pencil A253-25

Details
Provenance

Donated to the Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand by H. F. V. Scales, 1979

Condition Report

Unframed work on white paper. Page torn from a spiral-bound sketchbook, 26 spirals

Copyright Licence
Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand, Reference no. A-253-025
Current Collection

Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand

Current Location

Wellington, New Zealand

General notes

Title and date taken from a painting of this subject Farm Building Near Paris [BC043]. Alternative title and date taken from Alexander Turnbull Library documentation.

Appears to be from same sketchbook as Untitled [Farm Buildings] [BC105].

Christiane Devèze, Boris Kalachnikoff’s wife, in conversations with Marc Bonamie, Paris, France, 2016, “Flora loved to paint outdoors - nature, landscapes - in sunlight. She often drew and painted animals, especially our dogs and cats, and was very happy painting the plum trees in full bloom in our garden at Bry-Sur-Marne. Boris would often walk with her into the countryside to paint the farmland and houses in earlier days. We would sometimes go together to his parents' country house in Genevieve St Bois, to Provence where my parents lived, or to Bleymard in the Lozère District where my family has a holiday house. We all drew and painted happily, side by side, discussing our work all the time, but keeping our own different styles during these painting holidays.” – ‘Christiane Devezes: Conversations and Letters II’, Flora Scales, The Suter Te Aratoi o Whakatū, Nelson, New Zealand, 2018