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In this intimate scene, a little hedgehog makes his way through the fallen leaves, bathed in the warm, golden hues of autumn. The work captures a moment of calm and gentleness, a nod to the discreet yet vibrant nature that surrounds us.
Each brushstroke highlights the texture of the leaves, the prickle of the fur, and the filtered light of a late-season sun. This canvas invites us to slow down, observe and marvel at the little moments of poetry we often find beneath our feet.
A simple, tender tribute to the season of retreat and its discreet inhabitants.
Each brushstroke highlights the texture of the leaves, the prickle of the fur, and the filtered light of a late-season sun. This canvas invites us to slow down, observe and marvel at the little moments of poetry we often find beneath our feet.
A simple, tender tribute to the season of retreat and its discreet inhabitants.
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Animals
- - Size : 13 x 13 cm
- - Colors : Orange
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Medium : Oil
- - Compatible frames : 13 x 13 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Canvas
- - Exhibited in Gallery : Rueil Malmaison
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CLOT
France
France
Born in Paris in 1985, Clotilde Briand grew up in the Sahara from birth until 1997.
In this cradle of untouched nature, she discovered wildlife, a singular atmosphere and light,
Unexpected animal encounters, from waking up with fennecs to serotinal baths with dolphins.
Some time after the Gulf War, she had to leave the free nature that had seen her grow up and return to France.
She first studied harp at the Conservatoire National et Régional de Strasbourg, then at the Conservatoire de Paris.
At the same time, she attended the Boule school.
In this cradle of untouched nature, she discovered wildlife, a singular atmosphere and light,
Unexpected animal encounters, from waking up with fennecs to serotinal baths with dolphins.
Some time after the Gulf War, she had to leave the free nature that had seen her grow up and return to France.
She first studied harp at the Conservatoire National et Régional de Strasbourg, then at the Conservatoire de Paris.
At the same time, she attended the Boule school.
