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Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "AU BORD DU LAC" on the subject of Urban has been created by the contemporary artist Levesque Emmanuelle.
The artist used Oil medium on Other to create this Abstract, Small size painting.
The artist used Oil medium on Other to create this Abstract, Small size painting.
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Style : Abstract
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Subject : Urban
- - Size : 13 x 13 cm
- - Colors : Yellow
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Medium : Oil
- - Mounting type : Artwork delivered with an open mat
- - Compatible frames : 13 x 13 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : Small
- - Material : Other
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- - Exhibited in Gallery : Dijon
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Levesque Emmanuelle
France
At the age of 12, during a visit to the Tate Gallery in London, Emmanuelle encountered the first paintings that made her want to paint. She decided to attend a fine arts workshop outside her regular school curriculum, and after receiving a high school diploma in the arts, she joined the School of Fine Arts. She studied drawing and preferred figurative painting initially. The light of the Brittany coast, always changing and capricious, was a source of inspiration and desires for her. After painting from nature and photos, she decided to give free rein to her imagination and to trust the colours as her only medium, and thus she moved definitively to abstraction. On a trip to Russia she met many passionate artists (musicians, actors, filmmakers), and on returning to France, she became a schoolteacher. The overwhelming artistic imagination of children taught her much and this experience helped her to affirm her own colours as her 'joie de vivre'. She then devoted herself entirely to painting.
