Bruno Cantais - Pleine saison

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Bruno Cantais, Pleine saison, an oil on canvas in the original edition of 2026, 55 × 46 × 2 cm, unframed, signed by hand and countersigned on the back, produced in France and sold direct by the artist.

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Oil on canvas on stretcher
Signed and initialed on the back
Varnished
55 x 2 x 46 cm
Very good condition
Unframed

A certificate of authenticity will be attached to the shipment via insured and registered mail up to the amount of the winning bid.
Careful packaging and international registered mail with tracking.
Available at www.bruno-cantais.com and allouardgallery.com

According to Artprice, Bruno Cantais's market value in 2021 ranges approximately from 600 to 2,000 euros for his paintings and limited edition prints, making him a relatively affordable artist for art collectors.

A compulsive and spontaneous creator, Bruno Cantais lives in Lyon; he explores several techniques, ranging from abstract expressionism to a Rauschenberg/De Kooning influence, to material projections à la Georges Mathieu, to Pop Art collage or Karel Appel’s expressionism, walking the line between abstract gesture and figurative representation. But his signature always remains that physical painting, this material worked with the body, testimony to the artist's intimate monologue. An artist represented at Galerie Les Couleurs de l'Éternité in France, Gallery Modern Dutch Chart in the Netherlands. Listed on Artprice, Drouot and Akoun since 2005. Atelier Maeght in 2005. Just participated in the Art3f fair in Lyon. Recent exhibitions in Chisinau, Moldova, Cannes, Pézenas and Lyon (Paul Bocuse Abbey, gala evening 2023). Paris gallery, private collection on Île Saint-Louis since 2016. Exhibits in international galleries in Belgium, USA, Italy and Portugal since 2019.

Oil on canvas on stretcher
Signed and initialed on the back
Varnished
55 x 2 x 46 cm
Very good condition
Unframed

A certificate of authenticity will be attached to the shipment via insured and registered mail up to the amount of the winning bid.
Careful packaging and international registered mail with tracking.
Available at www.bruno-cantais.com and allouardgallery.com

According to Artprice, Bruno Cantais's market value in 2021 ranges approximately from 600 to 2,000 euros for his paintings and limited edition prints, making him a relatively affordable artist for art collectors.

A compulsive and spontaneous creator, Bruno Cantais lives in Lyon; he explores several techniques, ranging from abstract expressionism to a Rauschenberg/De Kooning influence, to material projections à la Georges Mathieu, to Pop Art collage or Karel Appel’s expressionism, walking the line between abstract gesture and figurative representation. But his signature always remains that physical painting, this material worked with the body, testimony to the artist's intimate monologue. An artist represented at Galerie Les Couleurs de l'Éternité in France, Gallery Modern Dutch Chart in the Netherlands. Listed on Artprice, Drouot and Akoun since 2005. Atelier Maeght in 2005. Just participated in the Art3f fair in Lyon. Recent exhibitions in Chisinau, Moldova, Cannes, Pézenas and Lyon (Paul Bocuse Abbey, gala evening 2023). Paris gallery, private collection on Île Saint-Louis since 2016. Exhibits in international galleries in Belgium, USA, Italy and Portugal since 2019.

Details

Artist
Bruno Cantais
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Pleine saison
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
55 cm
Width
46 cm
Style
Abstract
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
2886
Objects sold
100%
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