Albert Bory (1887–1939) - Retrato de Olga y Theresa - NO RESERVE

One of the drawings is signed with initials (A.B) and dated 1916; separately it is titled "Olga and Theresa" The two works are presented framed in the same frame Dimensions of each work: 16 cm in height x 11 cm in width Dimensions of the frame: 32 cm in height x 39 cm in width The condition of these works is acceptable ARTIST BIOGRAPHY: Swiss painter, draftsman and illustrator Albert-Auguste Bory was born on September 4, 1887 in Trélex, Switzerland, and died on June 29, 1939 in Lausanne. He studied at the Geneva School of Fine Arts from 1905 to 1909, where he received training from Édouard Ravel, James Vibert and Léon Gaud. He developed his career mainly in Lausanne, dedicating himself to painting, illustration, restoration of paintings and teaching drawing. Style and work: - Style: Swiss figurative painting from the early 20th century, with academic and naturalist influences. - Themes: landscapes, portraits, figures and intimate scenes. - Techniques: painting, drawing, pastel and illustration. - Artistic period: first half of the 20th century. In 1927 a major exhibition of his work was held in Lausanne. He also carried out restoration work and collaborated with the Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts.

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