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La fontaine Medicis
19 x 19 cm190 €
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Souvenir aux Tuileries
19 x 19 cm190 €
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Entre ciel et terre
25 x 25 cm290 €
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La cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris
25 x 25 cm290 €
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Rivoli, au petit jour
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Les marches de Montmartre
25 x 25 cm290 €
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Une belle journée à Lille
36 x 36 cm490 €
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La brasserie
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Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "Les Tuileries Fleuries" was created by contemporary artist Dessapt Alan.
The artist used Acrylic and Oil techniques to create this large-format Figurative-style painting on Canvas with an Urban theme.
The artist used Acrylic and Oil techniques to create this large-format Figurative-style painting on Canvas with an Urban theme.
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Urban
- - Size : 100 x 100 cm
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Medium : Oil
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Medium : Acrylic
- - Compatible frames : 100 x 100 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : large
- - Material : Canvas
- - Mounting type : Artwork mounted on stretcher frame
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- - Exhibited in Gallery : Paris 4 Le Marais
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Dessapt Alan
France
France
Alan Dessapt, also known as Rosso, began painting in his father's studio when he was very young.
Twenty years later, it was in Reims at L'école Blot that he taught the craft in greater depth, culminating in a diploma in decorative painting in 2017.
Now living solely from his art, he paints patiently and meticulously with a resolutely dense and colorful pictorial material, applied with spatula and brushes, the painter likes to sublimate the landscapes that surround him, with the aim of revealing their full potential.
Twenty years later, it was in Reims at L'école Blot that he taught the craft in greater depth, culminating in a diploma in decorative painting in 2017.
Now living solely from his art, he paints patiently and meticulously with a resolutely dense and colorful pictorial material, applied with spatula and brushes, the painter likes to sublimate the landscapes that surround him, with the aim of revealing their full potential.
