Luc Gérard-Elgé - " NATURELLEMENT..." (3)






Holds a master’s in art and culture mediation with extensive gallery assistant experience.
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Luc Gérard-Elgé presents an original 2024 acrylic painting titled NATURELLEMENT... (3), in multicoloured abstract style depicting plants and flowers, measuring 80 by 60 cm on a wooden-mounted canvas, signed by the artist with a back signature, UV-protected varnish, certificate of authenticity included, weight 1.85 kg, sold directly from the artist.
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"NATURALLY ..." (2)
Acrylic on primed canvas mounted on a wooden frame.
Signed and initialed on the back
The painting is protected by UV-resistant varnish.
Certificate of authenticity attached to the shipment.
Postal parcel delivery with insurance and tracking.
Special packaging care (boxes and bubble wrap).
Pickup available at the workshop.
Luc GÉRARD-ELGÉ
(ELGÉ △⧠ⵔ studio)
Techniques used: Oil, acrylic, mixed media.
Supports: Canvases, Panels.
Affiliated with La Maison des Artistes since 1985.
certified i-CAC 2024
"From painter-decorator to painting, for me there was only one step." This step ELGÉ took after creating the decor for "100 painters of Montmartre in PARIS La DÉFENSE" in 1985. ...immersion in the circle of Montmartre painters and participation in painting exhibitions in Paris and the suburbs as a self-taught painter and affiliation with LA MAISON DES ARTISTES (1985).
In 1990 he settled in Lot-et-Garonne and joined the École des Beaux-Arts of Villeneuve-sur-Lot. His solo exhibitions take him all over France. He also participates in competitions organized at certain fairs with the following results:
Rabelais d’Or City of Chinon.
1st prize jury Salon des Artisans d’Art de la Foire de Paris.
1st prize audience Salon des Artisans d’Art de la Foire de Paris.
1st prize jury Aiguillon (47).
Audience prize Villeneuve-sur-Lot (47).
3rd prize jury Pujols (47)
In 2015 ELGÉ settled down and organized his regional solo exhibitions, which earned him some press articles and he began online and studio sales.
Press article (excerpt)
"...His works trace a progression that blends free figuration with abstraction, only brushing the essential. His technique rests on the variation of chromatic values from applying oil or acrylic paint, reconverted and adapted by "ELGÉ" to paint his creations..."
(La Dépêche)
* "ELGÉ": His paintings are signed ELGÉ, acronym of the initials of Luc GÉRARD
"NATURALLY ..." (2)
Acrylic on primed canvas mounted on a wooden frame.
Signed and initialed on the back
The painting is protected by UV-resistant varnish.
Certificate of authenticity attached to the shipment.
Postal parcel delivery with insurance and tracking.
Special packaging care (boxes and bubble wrap).
Pickup available at the workshop.
Luc GÉRARD-ELGÉ
(ELGÉ △⧠ⵔ studio)
Techniques used: Oil, acrylic, mixed media.
Supports: Canvases, Panels.
Affiliated with La Maison des Artistes since 1985.
certified i-CAC 2024
"From painter-decorator to painting, for me there was only one step." This step ELGÉ took after creating the decor for "100 painters of Montmartre in PARIS La DÉFENSE" in 1985. ...immersion in the circle of Montmartre painters and participation in painting exhibitions in Paris and the suburbs as a self-taught painter and affiliation with LA MAISON DES ARTISTES (1985).
In 1990 he settled in Lot-et-Garonne and joined the École des Beaux-Arts of Villeneuve-sur-Lot. His solo exhibitions take him all over France. He also participates in competitions organized at certain fairs with the following results:
Rabelais d’Or City of Chinon.
1st prize jury Salon des Artisans d’Art de la Foire de Paris.
1st prize audience Salon des Artisans d’Art de la Foire de Paris.
1st prize jury Aiguillon (47).
Audience prize Villeneuve-sur-Lot (47).
3rd prize jury Pujols (47)
In 2015 ELGÉ settled down and organized his regional solo exhibitions, which earned him some press articles and he began online and studio sales.
Press article (excerpt)
"...His works trace a progression that blends free figuration with abstraction, only brushing the essential. His technique rests on the variation of chromatic values from applying oil or acrylic paint, reconverted and adapted by "ELGÉ" to paint his creations..."
(La Dépêche)
* "ELGÉ": His paintings are signed ELGÉ, acronym of the initials of Luc GÉRARD
