Elisée MACLET (1881–1962). "Saint-Pol de Léon." Oil on canvas, signed lower left. Bears an attribution and title label on the back, as well as an exhibition label reading “Utrillo and the Painters of Montmartre, Palais des Beaux-Arts, Charleroi” (frame damage). Height: 54 cm - Width: 73.5 cm Provenance: - Public auction at Maison RC on July 1, 2022, lot 85. Note: Élisée Maclet is known for his landscapes of Montmartre and Paris. Having settled in the capital in 1906, he developed a luminous style similar to that of Maurice Utrillo. He also painted Normandy, the French Riviera, and Brittany, as evidenced by this work. Saint-Pol-de-Léon, a town in northern Finistère, is recognizable by the spire of the Kreisker Chapel as well as the two spires of Saint-Paul-Aurélien Cathedral.