Modern Figural Oil Painting by well listed French Abstract Expressionist Paul Jean Revel (France, 1922 - 1983) CIRQUE TROUPE (Rider, Horse, Clown) | Oil on Canvas | Signed by the artist in the lower left corner "Revel" | From a series of paintings that included LE CIRQUE | This painting depicts subjects from a circus with a Clown watching a female on a horse perform | Verso bears paper label from Dubin Galleries, Philadelphia, PA | Housed in a period frame | Approx. Dimensions: Image: 32'' x 25.75'', 81 x 65 cm; Frame: 35'' x 28.5'', 89 x 72 cm | See Artist Biography at https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Revel | Dubin Galleries, Philadelphia, PA. Founded in 1953 by Hank Dubin, the Dubin Gallery exhibited some of the most important avant-garde abstract artists of the day, including Raymon Hendler, friend of Franz Kline, Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock, and Harold Rosenberg in Philadelphia, Linda Day, Leonard Nelson, Sam Feinstein (founder and president of Group ’55, an organization of thirty Philadelphia artists working in abstract styles during the 1950s), Norman Carton, Jane Piper, and others. Dubin Galleries became Dubin-Manning Galleries in 1971.

Very good + condition.