Oriental Black & White The son of an antique

The son of an antique dealer

Although not from his WPA period this is a relatively early work and its appeal and ultimately its value is derived entirely from the subject

I did say I wouldn’t be boring you to death with biographical information that can be found on our website but in Trotin’s case the story is just too good

Rural life hadn’t changed much up until the Great War and comely young milk maids were a popular inspiration for many of the leading painters of the day

many of his oils were on the smaller scale and the majority depicting beautiful women he encountered in the Café Society around Brussels

Oriental Black & White The son of an antiqueOriginal artwork