Attribué à Jules QUESNET (1852-?)
Presumed portrait of Georges Haquette, seated in front of his easel.
Charcoal drawing on pale green paper.
Signed "J. Quesnet" and dedicated "A mon cher Georges" lower right. 
56 x 43.2 cm (as seen).
Some wear and soiling.
To be refixed in its wooden frame (without glass).

Jules QUESNET appears to be the son of the painter Eugène QUESNET (1815-1899), with whom he is often confused.

Provenance :
Georges Haquette painter's studio, then by descent.
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Attribué à Jules QUESNET (1852-?) Presumed portrait of Georges Haquette, seated in front of his easel. Charcoal drawing on pale green paper. Signed "J. Quesnet" and dedicated "A mon cher Georges" lower right. 56 x 43.2 cm (as seen). Some wear and soiling. To be refixed in its wooden frame (without glass). Jules QUESNET appears to be the son of the painter Eugène QUESNET (1815-1899), with whom he is often confused. Provenance : Georges Haquette painter's studio, then by descent.

Estimate
€100 - €150
Result
€700
Buyer's premium
25%
Attribué à Jules QUESNET (1852-?) Presumed portrait of Georges Haquette, seated in front of his easel. Charcoal drawing on pale green paper. Signed "J. Quesnet" and dedicated "A mon cher Georges" lower right. 56 x 43.2 cm (as seen). Some wear and soiling. To be refixed in its wooden frame (without glass). Jules QUESNET appears to be the son of the painter Eugène QUESNET (1815-1899), with whom he is often confused. Provenance : Georges Haquette painter's studio, then by descent.
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