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Fernand Laval

Fernand Laval (1886 - 1966) was active/lived in France.  Fernand Laval is known for Painting.

Fernand Laval was born in a small village outside of Paris France in the year 1886. At the age of 26 Laval arrived in Paris to being his studies and to perfect his craft as an artist.

With an early visit to the famous Lapin Agile, he met the French artist Maurice Utrillo.   Working alongside Utrillo he painted in the streets of Montmartre.  On November 20 1913 he married Rachel Cohen (1889-1966). In 1915 they had a daughter named Jaquline Claire (1915-2004)  In early 1920, Laval exhibited a painting titled From Montmartre to Les Halles at the Salon d'Automne in Paris.

In the years 1927-1929 he traveled extensively throughout the Netherlands and Brussels  His subject of choice were the wonderful mills, and the Port of Antwerp. In 1929 he returned to Paris and the areas around Montmartre, the northern suburbs of Paris, the ancient City Walls of Paris, the Canal Saint-Martin and Les Halles. These areas inspired his creativity, and fed his desire to   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2557 characters.]  Artist bio

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