Biography of French artist Eugene Demester (b 1914)
Eugene Demester (b 1914) was born in Paris in 1914, the son of the painter Charles Demester. Demester studied at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. and went on to win numerous French art awards, including the Prix Rosset at the Salon d'Hiver.
Demester's style was much influenced by the Impressionists, with strong colours and impasto being a feature in most of his landscape works and coastal harbour scenes.
Eugene Demester [b 1914] - Tunny Boats at Anchor, Brittany - signed oil on canvas 59 x 71cm.
Estimate: £100 - £150 Realised: £240
Eugene Demester [b 1914] - 'Marseille en Beauvais et Oise', a quiet river landscape - signed bottom right oil on canvas 60 x 100cm.
Estimate: £400 - £600 Realised: £380
Eugene Demester [b 1914] - 'Sologne woods near Orleans', a quiet backwater - signed bottom left oil on canvas 60 x 100cm.
Estimate: £400 - £600 Realised: £450
Eugene Demester [b 1914] - 'Lesconil, Bretagne', fishing fleet in harbour - signed bottom right oil on canvas 60 x 100cm.
Estimate: £700 - £900 Realised: £550
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