Goessens Didier
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Description artwork
the pleasure to say again the female body, its beauty, as the strength and the softness of its lines, its forms and its curves, ... the movement also, even in stopped poses, the life always.
thanks to a supple writing, untied but also incisive, using diluted acrylics, under the aspect of colored inks, a jet of brush, the feather and the quill pens... on a watercolor paper with the light weft
thanks to a supple writing, untied but also incisive, using diluted acrylics, under the aspect of colored inks, a jet of brush, the feather and the quill pens... on a watercolor paper with the light weft
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Nude
- - Size : 13 x 13 cm
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Medium : Watercolor
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Medium : Acrylic
- - Compatible frames : 13 x 13 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Paper
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Goessens Didier
France
Didier’s parents met at the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgium where they both became professors. At the age of 10 months he was already immersed in the art world and served as a model for the students. He spent his youth in the classrooms and from a very young age was practising engraving, sketching, monotype, sculpture, photography and ceramics.
As an adult he studied diligently in workshops about cartoons (Vittorio Leonardo) and drawing from live models (Marcel Gibon, André Goessens). He earned a degree in psycho-pedagogy before resuming his studies in Fine Arts.
He became an illustrator and a graphic designer as well as draftsman, painter and independent screen printer. He worked as a fashion illustrator for famous magazines (Marie-Claire), and at 30 he became a professor of fashion design at the Fashion Design Workshop of La Cambre (Brussels). Then he moved to France where he began exhibiting his works.
