Paul Jean ANDERBOUHR

Oil on canvas · 1909–2006

Paul Jean Anderbouhr’s plein-air paintings combine subtle Impressionist color with quick brushwork and expressive movement. Landscapes and waterways emerge through shifting light, atmosphere, and rhythm.

: Matin au bord de la Seine | NC089 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: Matin au bord du lac-Geneve | NC142 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625

: Vieux Chateau au bord du Rhine | NC304 | 10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125 inches

: Le Rhin au Rocher de la Loreley | NC305 | 10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125 inches

: Au bord du loir | NC154 | 10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125

: Peniches au Pont des Arts | NC255 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: Le grand canal | NC265 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: Paysage de campagne | NC314 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: La cathedrle de Cologne Allemagne | NC315 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: Paysage du Loir et cher | NC319 | 10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125 inches

: Sur le Pont des Arts | NC320 | 10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125 inches

: Chemin de campagne en Loir et cher | NC136 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: Bord de seine | NC176 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: Bord de Seine a Paris | NC187 | 10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125 inches

: Les Regate | NC286 | 10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125 inches

: Matin rose du bord du Ruisseau | NC241 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: Dimanche matin a la Place de la Concorde | NC341 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: Matin au bord de la Seine -a Paris | NC357 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 28.0625 inches

: La Seine – Rive Gauche | NC360 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: La Seine au Pont Neuf | NC7 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: Payssage d’ete Artins | NC19 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: Petit Port a Geneve | NC22 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: Etang en Seine et Marne | NC26 | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC28 | Campagne en Loir at Cher | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC41| Eglise de Montigny sur Loing | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC54 | Bord de marne Creteil | 10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125 inches

: NC59 | Bord d’Etang |10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125 inches

: NC60 | Péniches | 10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125 inches

: NC74 | A la Campagne | 10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125 inches

: NC0564 | La peniche du Pont des Arts |20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC1866 | Matin rose vers le Pont Neuf | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC1867 | Pont Marie | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC1871 | La Seine | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC1872 | Pont des Austerlitz | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23 inches

: NC1873 | Peniches du Pont des Arts | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC1876 | Bord de la Seine et l’Institute | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC2547 | Au bord de Lac a Geneve, Suisse | 10 Figure: 21.0625 x 18.125 inches

: NC4089 | Les Nenuphars (water lilies) | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC25 | Mattin au bord de L’etang | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC4095 | Paysage | 40 Figure: 39.0375 x 31.0875 inches

: NC4096 | Bord de L’eau | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

: NC4097 | Place de la concorde | 20 Figure: 28.75 x 23.0625 inches

About the Artist

Paul Jean Anderbouhr established his work in the major salons of Paris at an early age.

He consistently contributed to the Salon d’Automne and Salon des Artistes Français beginning in 1939.
His paintings are built upon the subtle tone and moods of the “impressionists” but with a distinct variation. Expressionistic qualities have been combined to add a vitality of spirit
and motion through his use of quick brush strokes and splashes of color. The results are paintings of motion and mood but with a sense of stability.
He was recognized with numerous awards and in 1953 had his first one-man exhibition with the prestigious gallery Durand-Ruel,
a relationship which produced eleven one-man shows with them until 1973.
In 1949 he began living and working in the French Congo and divided his residency between Africa and his native France.

Paris, September 23, 1909 – 2006

Paul Jean Anderbouhr 1909 - 2006

Studios of P. Adler and Bergè Student of Giot and P. G. Rigaud

SALONS & AWARDS

SOCIÉTAIRE OF THE SALON DES ARTISTES FRANÇAIS

(BEGINNING 1934)SALON D’AUTOMNE GRAND PRIZE OF PAINTING CITY OF MORROCO PRIZE OF PAINTING FROM EQUATORIAL AFRICA PRIX DES ANCIENS BOURSIERS OF FRANCE, OUTREMER PRIZE FOR PAINTING, OCCIDENTAL AFRICA PRIZE OF PAINTING OF MADAGASCAR PRIZE OF PAINTERS OF FRANCE, OUTREMER GRAND PRIX DES PEINTRES PAYSAGISTES FRANÇAIS PRIZE OF ILES COMORES 1940 BEGINS TO EXHIBIT REGULARLY IN: CASABLANCA ,RABAT, TANGIERS, BRAZZAVILLE, DAKAR, ABIDJAN, TANANARIVE, MORONI, LEOPOLDVILLE. 1942 CASABLANCA 1946 TANGERS 1951 CASABLANCA 1953 1ST ONE-MAN EXHIBITION WITH DURAND-RUEL GALLERY 1954 DURAND-RUEL 1955 RABAT 1956 DURAND-RUEL 1957 ANVERS IVORY COAST 1958 DURAND-RUEL 1959 ANVERS 1960 DURAND-RUEL 1961 COLOGNE STUTTGART 1962 DURAND-RUEL 1964 DURAND-RUEL SALON DE LA MARINE 1965 MADAGASCAR 1967, 1969, 1971 DURAND-RUEL 1971 CASABLANCA 1972 DURAND-RUEL, THE LAST AS THE GALLERY IS CLOSING EXPOSITIONS D’ART FRANÇAIS IN JAPAN (1976,77,79) 1974 BEGINS PERMANENT REPRESENTATION WITH PHILLIPS GALLERIES, DALLAS 1977,1978 CASABLANCA 1977,1978 CASABLANCA 1981 1ST ONE-MAN EXHIBITION IN NEW YORK , ERIC GALLERY 1984 PHILLIPS GALLERIES, PALM BEACH PHILLIPS-FLYNT GALLERIES, HOUSTON ERIC GALLERY, NEW YORK 1987 PHILLIP-FLYNT GALLERIES, HOUSTON 1992 PHILLIPS-FLYNT GALLERIES, HOUSTON 1998 “FIVE FRENCH PAINTERS” NEWMAN -SAUNDERS GALLERY, PHILADELPHIA 1998 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 1998 “ECOLE DE PARIS – 50 YEARS” 1998 PERMANENT EXHIBITION; GALERIE MAZARINE, PARIS 1999 GALERIE MAZARINE “LE TEMPS DU MAROC”