Jockeys - Jacques Endzel
Jacques Endzel was a artist born in 1927, he was originally from Eastern Europe, but moved to Paris during World War II and was heavily influenced by the eclectic art scene of the day. His expressionist work is known for its vibrant color, which is on full dispaly in this work. He is known best for his dynamic painting, often choosing horses and jockeys as a subject matter. This piece is oil on canvas signed lower left and it’s original frame.
Dimensions are 20 x 17 framed and 15.5 x 12.5 unframed.
Jacques Endzel was a artist born in 1927, he was originally from Eastern Europe, but moved to Paris during World War II and was heavily influenced by the eclectic art scene of the day. His expressionist work is known for its vibrant color, which is on full dispaly in this work. He is known best for his dynamic painting, often choosing horses and jockeys as a subject matter. This piece is oil on canvas signed lower left and it’s original frame.
Dimensions are 20 x 17 framed and 15.5 x 12.5 unframed.
Jacques Endzel was a artist born in 1927, he was originally from Eastern Europe, but moved to Paris during World War II and was heavily influenced by the eclectic art scene of the day. His expressionist work is known for its vibrant color, which is on full dispaly in this work. He is known best for his dynamic painting, often choosing horses and jockeys as a subject matter. This piece is oil on canvas signed lower left and it’s original frame.
Dimensions are 20 x 17 framed and 15.5 x 12.5 unframed.
