Artist: Albert Pinot (1875-1962)
Title: Still Life - Vase with Flowers
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Description: Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Albert Pinot with his exquisite painting titled "Still Life - Vase with Flowers." As a master of the brush, Pinot brings to life a vibrant and timeless depiction of a vase filled with resplendent flowers.

With each brushstroke, Pinot captures the delicate beauty and intricate details of the flowers, allowing their colors to burst forth from the canvas. The play of light and shadow adds depth and dimension, creating a sense of realism that draws the viewer into the scene.

The artist's signature in the lower corner serves as a testament to his authorship, and the painting reflects the Belgian School's tradition of artistry and craftsmanship. Measuring 40x30 cm, this composition holds a balance between intricacy and simplicity, inviting viewers to appreciate the beauty in the everyday objects that surround us.

Albert Pinot's "Still Life - Vase with Flowers" captures a moment of timeless beauty, where nature's wonders are frozen in a harmonious arrangement. This painting is not merely an artistic creation; it's a celebration of the aesthetic and emotional resonance that flowers bring to our lives.

Albert Pinot ( Saint-Gilles (Brussels), 1875 – Ixelles (Brussels), 1962) was a Belgian post-impressionist painter, watercolorist and draftsman.

Biographical Information
He was born of a French father and a Brussels mother. In the period 1890-1899 he was a student of the neo-classicist Joseph Stallaert at the Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels . He often stayed in Ostend and also painted along the Seine and the Oise. He had a studio in Paris from 1919 , but settled permanently in Brussels in 1934. He made numerous trips through Europe (Denmark, Norway, France) and also to Turkey.

He became a founding member of the art association Le Sillon in 1893 . From 1944 he became president of the Brussels art circle Société Royale Belge des Aquarellistes .

He painted portraits, interiors, marines and still lifes in a post-impressionist style in a virtuoso manner. His touch became lighter, more luministic. This brought his work even close to the debut works of the future Brabant fauvists.

He was friends with many artists including Anna Boch , Alfred Bastien , Frans Smeers and Maurice Wagemans .

Exhibitions
1909. Brussels, Salle Studio (group exhibition)
1914. Brussels, Galerie Georges Giroux (individual)
1935. Brussels, Cercle Artistique (group exhibition)
Participation in the exhibitions of "Le Sillon"
Museums
Brussels, Museum of Ixelles
Brussels, Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
Collection Belgian State
Collection Province of Brabant