Seruch Capouillez Isabelle
Toulouse 2
13 x 13 cmUSD 185
Seruch Capouillez Isabelle
Marché sur les boulevards
13 x 13 cmUSD 185
Seruch Capouillez Isabelle
Face aux augustins
13 x 13 cmUSD 185
Seruch Capouillez Isabelle
Pas de deux
13 x 13 cmUSD 185
Seruch Capouillez Isabelle
Collioures 2
13 x 13 cmUSD 185
Seruch Capouillez Isabelle
Pas de deux
13 x 13 cmUSD 185
Seruch Capouillez Isabelle
On passe par la porte
13 x 13 cmUSD 185
Seruch Capouillez Isabelle
on peut traverser
13 x 13 cmUSD 185
Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "on peut traverser" on the subject of Urban has been created by the contemporary artist Seruch Capouillez Isabelle.
The artist used Watercolor medium on Paper to create this Figurative, Small size painting.
The artist used Watercolor medium on Paper to create this Figurative, Small size painting.
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Urban
- - Size : 13 x 13 cm
- - Colors : Orange
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Medium : Watercolor
- - Compatible frames : 13 x 13 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Paper
- - Exhibited in Gallery : Toulouse
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Seruch Capouillez Isabelle
France
France
Isabelle Seruch Capouillez is the product of a dual culture. Born in France, she spent her youth in the Mons region of Belgium. Later, she attended the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Toulouse, where she frequented artists' studios and truly discovered her passion for watercolor. She developed an inspired, vibrant and allegorical body of work.
Her figurative painting stealthily captures faces and bodies in movement, in a style that is free, spontaneous and unencumbered by academism. Today, Isabelle Seruch Capouillez has acquired a high degree of maturity in her practice, combining great technical mastery with deeply imaginative work.
Her figurative painting stealthily captures faces and bodies in movement, in a style that is free, spontaneous and unencumbered by academism. Today, Isabelle Seruch Capouillez has acquired a high degree of maturity in her practice, combining great technical mastery with deeply imaginative work.
