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Original artwork description:
An elegant and stylized female character, processed in an abstract way by Jean-Luc Lacroix. The artist was inspired by the history of the brave women warriors of Benin, for their strength and bravery. He illustrated her with calligraphy, old stamp of the Republic of Dahomey, and other typographic collages, to sustain the graphic aspect. Dark blues, browns, and reds harmonize the painting to reinforce the vigorous aspect of the work.
Abstract painting and mixed media 28x38cm on 600g Arches paper, framed in a black border: 30x40cm
Signed JlL below right. Certificate of authenticity. Sent framed.
Materials used:
mixed media
Tags:
#abstract #abstraction #mixed media #figurative abstract #oriental styleChrysalide (2014)
Mixed-media painting
by Jean-Luc Lacroix
8 Artist Reviews
£660.74
- Mixed-media painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 30 x 40 x 2cm (framed) / 12 x 18cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Graphic, illustrative and typographic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Original artwork description
An elegant and stylized female character, processed in an abstract way by Jean-Luc Lacroix. The artist was inspired by the history of the brave women warriors of Benin, for their strength and bravery. He illustrated her with calligraphy, old stamp of the Republic of Dahomey, and other typographic collages, to sustain the graphic aspect. Dark blues, browns, and reds harmonize the painting to reinforce the vigorous aspect of the work.
Abstract painting and mixed media 28x38cm on 600g Arches paper, framed in a black border: 30x40cm
Signed JlL below right. Certificate of authenticity. Sent framed.
Materials used:
mixed media
Tags:
#abstract #abstraction #mixed media #figurative abstract #oriental style
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Artist Reviews (8)
Jean-Luc Lacroix
France
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When people ask Jean-Luc Lacroix what the creation of his sculptures gives him, he replies that it is his life and can't do anything else. He is thinking about day... Read more