Featured 19th Century Painter: Maximilienne Goepp Guyon (French 1868 – 1903)
- July 05, 2021 11:18
Maximilienne Guyon was an award-winning painter, illustrator, and etcher. She exhibited often, primarily in France, and won numerous awards, receiving the traveling purse in 1894, the first woman to whom it was given. She was held in high regard as a teacher, instructing the Princess Mathilde (of Saxony), who in her own right became a talented artist. Mme. Guyon was a successful portrait painter, having the ability to “unmask” the subject by artfully rendering individual characteristics of which they were previously unaware.
Call now to talk about your interest in this Maximilienne Goepp Guyon (French 1868 – 1903) painting: 724-459-0612 - Jerry Hawk, Bedford Fine Art Gallery
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