Charles Laval was a French painter associated with the Point-Aven school and the Synthetic movement. Many of his works chronicle the daily lives of the people in Brittany. In "Going to the Market, Brittany," Laval captures an ordinary ride to the market. A woman, the central figure, is riding a wagon to the market. She is seated beside a man. There are also a few people on the street. A wind is blowing her white collar. This painting is characterized by its dark outlines, coarse brushstroke, flattened background, and excessive use of powerful colours such as red and green.

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Size: 38 cm (h) x 46 cm (w)
15 in (h) x 18 in (w)

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Material: Oil Paint on Canvas

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