Roger Vuillem (1897–1973) Cannes Golfe Juan Coastal Landscape Painting 24" x 27¼"

This coastal landscape painting by Roger Vuillem (1897–1973) portrays the serene Mediterranean shoreline, of Cannes with Golfe Juan in the background. The foreground features two boats resting on a sandy beach, their subtle shadows cast onto the ground. The shoreline extends into the distance, leading to charming village red-roofed houses nestled among lush greenery. A steep cliffs run along the coast, adding depth and perspective. The sea, depicted in varying shades of blue, reflects the sky while gentle waves lap against the shore. Executed in vivid impasto brushstrokes, the painting captures the warmth and tranquility of a sunlit seaside scene. Oil on canvas.

Roger Vuillem was a French painter born in Spire. He was an active participant in numerous prestigious exhibitions, including the Salon des Indépendants and the Salon des Beaux-Arts. Renowned for his landscapes, seascapes, and rural scenes, he frequently painted coastal villages and countryside views, evoking an impressionistic sensitivity through light and color. His works were exhibited across France and internationally, with notable showings in Paris, Switzerland, and Canada. In recognition of his contributions to the arts, he received multiple distinctions, including a medal from the Société des Artistes Français.