Guy Raimon Cuisinier - 24- vers les Cévennes





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Original oil painting by Guy Raimon Cuisinier titled 24- vers les Cévennes, 50 × 65 cm on stretched canvas, signed with certificate of authenticity, created in 2025 in the Fauvist landscape style, produced in France and sold directly from the artist.
Description from the seller
Artist Guy Raimon Cuisinier
Title of the work: 24 - toward the Cévennes (oil on canvas stretched on wooden stretcher)
Dimensions: 50x65 cm
Signature front 'GRC' and back 'Guy Raimon Cuisinier'
Direct from the studio
With certificate of authenticity
Very good condition
The edges of the stretcher are covered with a black fabric-backed adhesive tape allowing hanging without a frame (see profile photo)
Delivery on stretcher
Recent exhibitions:
Paris: European Art Gallery May-June 2026
Brussels: Espace Art Gallery February 2026
Paris: European Art Gallery December 2025
Paris: Art Shopping Carrousel of the Louvre October 2025
Paris: Art Shopping Carrousel of the Louvre April 2025
Artistic studies in the ateliers of:
Guy Dupret - Ana Baranek - R. Vidal de Rueda and since 2023 Gilbert Wolfisberg in Genève
Artist Guy Raimon Cuisinier
Title of the work: 24 - toward the Cévennes (oil on canvas stretched on wooden stretcher)
Dimensions: 50x65 cm
Signature front 'GRC' and back 'Guy Raimon Cuisinier'
Direct from the studio
With certificate of authenticity
Very good condition
The edges of the stretcher are covered with a black fabric-backed adhesive tape allowing hanging without a frame (see profile photo)
Delivery on stretcher
Recent exhibitions:
Paris: European Art Gallery May-June 2026
Brussels: Espace Art Gallery February 2026
Paris: European Art Gallery December 2025
Paris: Art Shopping Carrousel of the Louvre October 2025
Paris: Art Shopping Carrousel of the Louvre April 2025
Artistic studies in the ateliers of:
Guy Dupret - Ana Baranek - R. Vidal de Rueda and since 2023 Gilbert Wolfisberg in Genève

