Own a beautiful reproduction of Francois Gall’s “Getting Ready for the Dance”, part of the Sullivan Gallery Collection: Paintings by incomparable North American and European artists that have inspired filmmaker Kevin Sullivan’s world of Anne of Green Gables and Avonlea.
The piece is stunningly reproduced, offering exceptional artistic quality at a reasonable price. The 11” x14” print is mounted with a natural oil-on-canvas textured finish, and is surrounded by subtle linen matting and an elegant brushed gold frame.
About Francois Gall [1912 - 1987]
Francois Gall, Hungarian by birth, became an impressionist painter in the pure French tradition after he moved to Paris in 1936. He was born in Kolozsvar in the former region of Transylvania on March 22, 1912. He studied all media at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Rome while working in menial jobs to secure a living. Francois Gall established himself in Paris and became a student of Devambez at the National Academy of Fine Arts. Francois Gall greatly admired the first generation impressionists and adopted their concepts for his own interpretations. Parisian scenes and portrayals of women engaged in typically feminine activities were among his preferred subjects. Fancois Gall is a modern impressionist, bringing to this most enduring style, his own unique personality. The artist participated in various Salon exhibitions in Paris and became a favorite with the public. In 1963, he was honored with the Francis Smith Prize.