Dgino Chobert - Les cyprès de St Emilion





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Dgino Chobert, Les cyprès de St Emilion, oil on canvas, 75 × 55 cm, 2026, original edition, landscape, in excellent condition, hand-signed, sold direct from the artist in France.
Description from the seller
The Cypresses of St. Emilion
A work painted by the French painter Dgino Chobert
Oil on canvas — 55 × 75 cm — 2026
Saint-Émilion is a place that the French painter Dgino Chobert visits regularly. Through his visits, this landscape has become a true source of inspiration. The vineyards, the cypresses, the paths, and the unique light of Saint-Émilion nurture his gaze and his imagination.
In this work, the artist does not simply seek to represent a landscape. He aims to convey the emotion felt before these lands that he knows and yet rediscovers with every visit.
Among the vines, the cypresses rise,
silent silhouettes against the sky.
The light glides over the land,
and the wind murmurs in the foliage.
With each pass, a new perspective,
a new color, a new emotion.
The landscape then becomes memory,
then little by little, it becomes painting.
Saint-Émilion remains there,
between stone, vine and sky,
as a silent inspiration
that always returns under the brush.
The Cypresses of St. Emilion is thus a personal interpretation of a familiar landscape, transformed by the sensitivity, color, and brushstroke of Dgino Chobert.
Seller's Story
The Cypresses of St. Emilion
A work painted by the French painter Dgino Chobert
Oil on canvas — 55 × 75 cm — 2026
Saint-Émilion is a place that the French painter Dgino Chobert visits regularly. Through his visits, this landscape has become a true source of inspiration. The vineyards, the cypresses, the paths, and the unique light of Saint-Émilion nurture his gaze and his imagination.
In this work, the artist does not simply seek to represent a landscape. He aims to convey the emotion felt before these lands that he knows and yet rediscovers with every visit.
Among the vines, the cypresses rise,
silent silhouettes against the sky.
The light glides over the land,
and the wind murmurs in the foliage.
With each pass, a new perspective,
a new color, a new emotion.
The landscape then becomes memory,
then little by little, it becomes painting.
Saint-Émilion remains there,
between stone, vine and sky,
as a silent inspiration
that always returns under the brush.
The Cypresses of St. Emilion is thus a personal interpretation of a familiar landscape, transformed by the sensitivity, color, and brushstroke of Dgino Chobert.

