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Les Baigneuses n1 / Swimming Ladies n1 Painting

Bruno Albert-Gondrand

Japan

Painting, Oil Pastel on Paper

Size: 23.4 W x 16.5 H x 0 D in

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From the "Les Baigneuses" series. Swimming / bathing ladies enjoying the beach, the ocean view and the seascape. Using mainly the famous Sennelier oil pastels on thick "shinbafun" Japanese paper. Naive / Decorative art in the style of the Nabis school. Style description: "Cloisonnism" is a style of post-Impressionist painting with bold and flat forms separated by dark contours, also refered often as "Synthetism".

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Painting:Oil Pastel on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:23.4 W x 16.5 H x 0 D in

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I am a self-taught artist, author, and illustrator born in the French Alps, and living in Japan. I create both black and white silk screen prints, ink illustrations, and oil pastels artworks. I like to make art pieces that can greatly decorate a home or any room, and create a special atmosphere as I particularly focus on decorative art. For oil pastels I use mainly the very colourful and creamy Sennelier oil pastels and thick Shinbafun Japanese paper. All the artworks are specially varnish with a protective coat. I create my own homemade silk screen prints without the help of any machine or computer (nothing is digitally drawn or retouched). The original art is drawn by hand with ink on a fine paper that is later oiled to create the stencil. The screen is burnt under the natural light of the sun. The printing occurs one time only with a very limited number of prints (5 to 20). The original hand drawing is then destroyed. I use Japanese "washi" or "Shinbafun" paper. All the prints have their own micro differences that make them unique.

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