LOUIS-ANDRÉ CABANE (1915–1988) Set of two works: - Le Pierrot Panel Signed lower right: L.A. Cabane Titled, signed, dated, and numbered on the back: 1954/2P/No. 637c Height: 24 cm - Width: 16 cm Harvesting Persimmons - Panel Signed and dated lower left: 1954 Signed, dated, titled, and numbered on the back: 15p/No. 602 H 50 cm - W 65 cm Born in Roanne, André Cabane began painting under the guidance of his father, André-Jean Cabane. He was also inspired by the paintings of his grandfather, Édouard Cabane. He studied under Marcel Baschet and Fernand Sabatté, then joined the Société des artistes français. He exhibited the painting *Bord de la Seine à Saint-Cloud* at the 1929 Salon des Artistes Français. He was held as a prisoner of war in Germany from 1940 to 1945 and was awarded the Croix du Combattant upon his release. Inspired by the Neo-Abstract movement and later the Kaleidoscopic movement, he primarily created landscapes and seascapes in oil and gouache. Lot available for pickup at the studio at 8 rue Rossini, Paris 9th arrondissement, starting July 17, 2026, at 3:00 p.m.