Helene Burnouf Proteau "Two Sisters" American French 1913-2010 shop Studio TORNO

Excellent as found, untouched condition. Please see all photos for accurate description of condition. Ask all questions before bidding. Title label "Two Sisters"/"Deux Soeurs" appears to be affixed to painting lower right below artist's signature and date of creation. I have not tried to remove label or place on frame instead as is customary. I must believe this was the intention of the artist, as found. Original Fine Art painting by Listed American French Modernist Sculptor and Painter Helene Burnouf Proteau. Painted in 1991, signed and dated. Strong confident work and signature from an experienced Master. Fine handling of paint, color, and figure. Impressive, rich 24" X 36" size plus fine frame. Gorgeous, fun sisters! Born in 1913 in Paris, France, arrived in the USA in 1939 on the ship Normandie. Married to fellow artist Andre Proteau who showed at The Baker Museum in Naples Florida Oct. 12th, 1992-January 13th 1993. Lived and worked with her husband in New York for many years. Retired to Naples, Florida. Sculpture and Paintings in the Fleming Museum of Art, Burlington, Vermont, Von Leibig Art Center, Naples, Florida, and others including high dollar Gallery Listings. Strong Mid Century Modernist Auction Records. Painting is in very good, as found, untouched condition. More photos available as needed. Please see all photos for accurate condition description. No returns accepted. Delivery only to Paypal confirmed address with signature confirmation required. Ask all questions before bidding. Free shipping. Good Luck Bidding and All the Best! Thank You for shopping Studio TORNO Ebay Store. Excellent as found, untouched condition. Please see all photos for accurate description of condition. Ask all questions before bidding. Title label "Two Sisters"/"Deux Soeurs" appears to be affixed to painting lower right below artist's signature and date of creation. I have not tried to remove label or place on frame instead as is customary. I must believe this was the intention of the artist, as found.