Tanno Seigo 丹野 清悟 (1948) - Vue d’un Paysage à Senlis (vendu sans prix de réserve)

Excellent oil on canvas in red and blue bichrome by the Japanese painter Tanno Seigo, depicting a view of the rooftops of Senlis. Signed and titled on the back by Tanno Seigo 丹野 清悟 (1948)

Title: Senlis

Artist: Tanno Seigo 丹野 清悟 (1948)

Technique: oil on canvas

Signature: Signed at the bottom right of the front and on the back.

Format: 25x34 cm

Condition: Excellent condition.

Seigo Tanno (丹野 清悟 / たんの せいご) is a Japanese figurative painter specializing in Western-style oil painting (Yōga). Born in 1948 in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, he settled in France in 1973 and established a permanent residence and studio in Paris. As early as 1974, his works were selected for the prestigious Salon des Artistes Français (The Salon), where he exhibited regularly until 1980. Between 1976 and 1984, his reputation grew thanks to successive selections at the Salon d'Automne as well as the Salon de la Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts. An independent painter with no affiliation to an artistic group (Mushozoku), he maintains a close bond with his homeland through numerous solo exhibitions. Notably, he presented his work at the Umeda Gallery in Osaka (from 1986) and at the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi department store in Tokyo (from 1998). In France, his canvases are regularly showcased, including at the Hayasaki gallery located in the Marais district of Paris. His work primarily aims to immortalize French landscapes, port towns, and iconic views of Paris such as the Place du Châtelet or the Pont-Neuf. His painting is characterized by vivid, deep colors applied with nervous yet controlled strokes. In his compositions, human figures subtly recede to give full space to a nature and architecture in perpetual motion.