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Improbable Physics53 viewsThis painting was previously named "Maelstrom"
However, it was considered by my wife very dark and too sad !
I changed it to become an improbable phenomenon of physics that physicists will quickly recognise
Again I can put some humour in a painting (see also Tribute to Fautrier) !
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Tribute to Juan Miro21 viewsSome of the items used in this painting have been used by Miro in his paintings.
However in this painting there is an attempt to give a three dimensional effect
Some parts are oversimplified and are not so convincing...
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Tribute to Juan Miro33 viewsAfter seing the Miro exhibition in Paris. I was intested to learn more about his painting
I discovered some themes that I rememebered when I had to qyart my own paintings. therefore a sizable painting was prefprmed in paris to give tribute to juan Miro
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Aristocrat and Bird34 viewsAristocrat and Bird This painting was very well preserved and no restauration was necessary. It is presented in the workshop for photography only. This is obviously a tribute to the painting style of Bernard Buffet. I like the very serious attitude of this old gentlman who is tight in his education, culture, dressing as opposed to the bird which can represent freedom !
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Tribute to jean Fautrier47 viewsI have probably attended an exhibition of Fautrier paintings or strucked by some of his paintings in a more general exhibition. The value of this particular painting is the superimposition of seven layers that can be visible on a thorough examination of the painting. you can spend a lot of time to try to go deeper and deeper. However, when I looked at it recently I was able to identified a kind of joke that I decided to include in the painting at the time of its fabrication.
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The Spring41 viewsCopy of The Spring
Tribute to Ingres and Brancusi
This is a simple 100% copy of the previous painting just for security reason
In fact Coppermine which is used to make this presentation keeps all the figures in a special backup file, but who knows !
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