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Pierre Doutreleau, Le cockpit, an original lithograph on vellum paper, 54 × 75 cm, 1975, in a limited edition, numbered and hand-signed by the artist.
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Pierre Doutreleau (1938): Le cockpit - 1975
Original lithograph on vellum paper of a format 54 x 75 cm. Numered and signed in pencil by the artist at the bottom right.
Work in good condition having never been framed.
We ensure meticulous packaging, international tracking, insurance, and express shipments for all our deliveries.
In this composition, Doutreleau captures the essence of movement and speed, central themes of his work. The artist, born in 1938 in Arles, is renowned for his dynamic landscapes that explore the dispersion of light and movement.
"Le Cockpit" perfectly illustrates this fascination, offering the viewer an immersion in the aviation universe, where the lines and shapes suggest the perspective from a cockpit in full action.
Pierre Doutreleau was born on June 14, 1938. Native of Arles, he grew up in this light that dazzled Van Gogh, Cézanne and so many other painters.
Pierre Doutreleau discovers in 1958 Nicolas de Staël at friends Aublet who help him and encourage him to exhibit. Hélène Cingria introduces him to Lucile Manguin who had just opened the Galerie de Paris and who takes him on under contract in 1964.
In 1968, during a stay in the United States, he had the revelation of what would become the object of his research: Speed and Movement.
A specific approach to painting linked to the passion for movement, life, wind, and the wind of life.
"What interests me, in reality, is to paint the wind. In life, everything is movement. And if sometimes my paintings give the impression of stillness, it is because, in reality, they emanate from movement. I paint moments of precise life", Pierre Doutreleau.
Since these years, numerous solo exhibitions have made Pierre Doutreleau known worldwide, and from Paris to Los Angeles, from Tokyo to Munich or Rio, his works figure in numerous collections. From that date, many solo exhibitions followed. His native Burgundy is for him the essential source of his inspiration. Nature matters greatly to him; his bouquets of flowers are among the most extraordinary representatives.
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Translated by Google TranslatePierre Doutreleau (1938): Le cockpit - 1975
Original lithograph on vellum paper of a format 54 x 75 cm. Numered and signed in pencil by the artist at the bottom right.
Work in good condition having never been framed.
We ensure meticulous packaging, international tracking, insurance, and express shipments for all our deliveries.
In this composition, Doutreleau captures the essence of movement and speed, central themes of his work. The artist, born in 1938 in Arles, is renowned for his dynamic landscapes that explore the dispersion of light and movement.
"Le Cockpit" perfectly illustrates this fascination, offering the viewer an immersion in the aviation universe, where the lines and shapes suggest the perspective from a cockpit in full action.
Pierre Doutreleau was born on June 14, 1938. Native of Arles, he grew up in this light that dazzled Van Gogh, Cézanne and so many other painters.
Pierre Doutreleau discovers in 1958 Nicolas de Staël at friends Aublet who help him and encourage him to exhibit. Hélène Cingria introduces him to Lucile Manguin who had just opened the Galerie de Paris and who takes him on under contract in 1964.
In 1968, during a stay in the United States, he had the revelation of what would become the object of his research: Speed and Movement.
A specific approach to painting linked to the passion for movement, life, wind, and the wind of life.
"What interests me, in reality, is to paint the wind. In life, everything is movement. And if sometimes my paintings give the impression of stillness, it is because, in reality, they emanate from movement. I paint moments of precise life", Pierre Doutreleau.
Since these years, numerous solo exhibitions have made Pierre Doutreleau known worldwide, and from Paris to Los Angeles, from Tokyo to Munich or Rio, his works figure in numerous collections. From that date, many solo exhibitions followed. His native Burgundy is for him the essential source of his inspiration. Nature matters greatly to him; his bouquets of flowers are among the most extraordinary representatives.
Seller's Story
FOR YOUR INFORMATION:
What you should know
A professional gallery for almost 20 years, we take special care with the artworks we ship. Each shipment is carried out quickly, with secure and appropriate packaging.
Buyers commit to paying for their purchases within a maximum of 3 days.
For any request to consolidate lots, please do so before payment, via Catawiki, or by email: info@artdif.fr. We can generally group about 7 works per shipment from the same sale.
Some lots or works in particular formats require special shipping.
We consolidate shipments where possible, but this is by no means mandatory, and you may be charged additional fees related to customs declarations, insurance, and packaging adaptations.
The number of packages required and the shipping costs depend on feasibility.
We do not offer any additional services beyond those set out in the description or by Catawiki.
Regarding works in multiples (numbered or signed), unless otherwise stated, the numbering or the labeling may differ from that shown in the photo, due to our stock management.
The shipped copy remains identical in quality, condition, edition, and value.
Upon receipt, please inspect the package and the artworks in the presence of the carrier.
All damage must be reported immediately and recorded with precise reservations at delivery. No claim will be accepted without formal reservations.
A visibly damaged package must be refused in order to enable compensation.
Catawiki remains a platform for exchange among passionate collectors: courtesy and respect are essential.
We remain at your disposal and thank you for sending your messages with clarity and courtesy.
Thank you and happy bidding!
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Artist
Pierre Doutreleau (1938)
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Edition
Limited edition
Title of artwork
Le cockpit
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
1975
Condition
Good condition
Height
54 cm
Width
75 cm
Style
Modern
Period
1970-1980
Sold with frame
No
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