Post-Impressionism
Painter of landscapes and portraits, friend of Cézanne and Mistral, who made Martigues his home.
Edouard Ducros was a Post-Impressionist painter of landscapes and portraits.
He trained in the studios of Louis Gautier and Gustave Gagliardini in Marseille, and exhibited in Lyon and later in Paris.
Deeply attached to the traditions of his region, he was a friend of Paul Cézanne and of Frédéric Mistral. He chose to settle in Martigues.
After 1920 his paint grew heavier: he adopted the palette knife and the spatula to give his works greater force.
Works online
3 works shown online. Further works by this artist may be available on request.
The works shown online are only part of the Numina Gallery collection. Further paintings by these and other French masters are held in our New York and Roquebrune-Cap-Martin rooms and can be presented on request. Please contact us for a complete list.
