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Stoic Dogs is an original 2026 acrylic on canvas (50 x 50 cm) by Alex Verdenne, signed at the bottom right, UV‑varnished and unframed, shipped on a stretcher with careful packaging and a certificate of authenticity, produced in France and sold directly by the artist.
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Alex VERDENNE (born 1975) presents “Stoic Dogs”, acrylic on 50x50 cm linen canvas, hand-signed at the bottom right and UV-protected varnish, produced in 2026, sold directly by the artist, unframed, shipped on a stretcher with careful packaging and certificate of authenticity.
Artist biography
The freedom to paint, to create, to vibrate..
From evening classes to fine arts, to applied arts, Alex Verdenne begins with formal drawing, with academic art at the dawn of the 1990s. But very quickly he chooses to free himself from it because the norm is not in his DNA. "The painter must cultivate the imagination." He joins the street world, that of graffiti. Spray painting completes his artistic education. From this nascent art, he acquires a confident and precise gesture, the mastery of a quick stroke, art liberated from tridimensionality, chromatic flamboyance, the simplification of a composition, another perspective.
From cubism to free figuration, Alex draws his own codes from it; he claims the freedom of automatic line work and the use of balanced colors.
Alex VERDENNE (born 1975) presents “Stoic Dogs”, acrylic on 50x50 cm linen canvas, hand-signed at the bottom right and UV-protected varnish, produced in 2026, sold directly by the artist, unframed, shipped on a stretcher with careful packaging and certificate of authenticity.
Artist biography
The freedom to paint, to create, to vibrate..
From evening classes to fine arts, to applied arts, Alex Verdenne begins with formal drawing, with academic art at the dawn of the 1990s. But very quickly he chooses to free himself from it because the norm is not in his DNA. "The painter must cultivate the imagination." He joins the street world, that of graffiti. Spray painting completes his artistic education. From this nascent art, he acquires a confident and precise gesture, the mastery of a quick stroke, art liberated from tridimensionality, chromatic flamboyance, the simplification of a composition, another perspective.
From cubism to free figuration, Alex draws his own codes from it; he claims the freedom of automatic line work and the use of balanced colors.

