Ralf Altrieth (1966) - Le grand Amour





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Original, unique mixed-media on paper by German artist Ralf Altrieth (born 1966), titled Le grand Amour, 2018, 65 × 50 cm, signed at back, in excellent condition with certificate of authenticity, produced in France and sold by Agent.
Description from the seller
This is a painting on paper, a unique work created by the German painter Ralf Altrieth.
Details
* Medium: mixed media on paper, including painting and oil pastels
* Professional-quality paper, paints, and pastels
* Dimensions : large format 65 × 50 cm (standard frame size)
* Unique piece, signed on the back by the artist
Condition: excellent
* Date of completion: 2018
* Delivered with certificate of authenticity
Delivery
* The paint will be rolled and protected in sturdy packaging.
* Tracked shipment with signature required
The strongly assertive plastic expressions that one could almost call audible, especially when directed at a jazz musician like Ralf Altrieth, all carry an essential note of revolt. Deeply marked by childhood, traversed by the illnesses of the adolescent soul and the healing of adulthood, the fierce singularity of this young painter conveys a universal character that he knows how to share, as this presentation—exceptional in its density—bears witness.
Seller's Story
This is a painting on paper, a unique work created by the German painter Ralf Altrieth.
Details
* Medium: mixed media on paper, including painting and oil pastels
* Professional-quality paper, paints, and pastels
* Dimensions : large format 65 × 50 cm (standard frame size)
* Unique piece, signed on the back by the artist
Condition: excellent
* Date of completion: 2018
* Delivered with certificate of authenticity
Delivery
* The paint will be rolled and protected in sturdy packaging.
* Tracked shipment with signature required
The strongly assertive plastic expressions that one could almost call audible, especially when directed at a jazz musician like Ralf Altrieth, all carry an essential note of revolt. Deeply marked by childhood, traversed by the illnesses of the adolescent soul and the healing of adulthood, the fierce singularity of this young painter conveys a universal character that he knows how to share, as this presentation—exceptional in its density—bears witness.

