LYSEOPAINE - 50/150 - DANS 101 ANS: JE SERAI DANSEUSE
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French artist Lyseopaïne presents an original, hand-signed acrylic painting titled '50/150 - DANS 101 ANS: JE SERAI DANSEUSE', created in 2026, in excellent condition, sold with frame, measuring 40 × 30 cm (framed 40 × 30 × 2 cm), depicting a portrait in naïve style.
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Born in 1994, Lyse, known by the artist name "Lyseopaïne", has always been fascinated by the universe of art and creativity. From a young age she found ways to express her emotions and ideas through various artistic forms, which led her to develop a distinctive style.
Her passion for art led her to study visual arts at ESA de Tourcoing where she could deepen her technical skills. These studies gave her a solid foundation in several disciplines notably painting and engraving.
During her academic journey she discovered lino engraving, a craft technique that quickly captivated her imagination. The complexity of the creation process from the initial drawing to the final print allows her to explore a variety of themes, generally figurative.
Lyseopaïne's work is characterized by dynamic patterns and thoughtful compositions often inspired by daily life. She likes to experiment with shapes and colors, always seeking to create works that resonate with the viewer. Her naïve and poetically referenced paintings use warm contemporary colors carefully juxtaposed, creating visual harmony. The artist's figurative painting catches the eye and stimulates the imagination.
As part of her artistic ambitions Lyseopaïne has participated in several group exhibitions highlighting her talent and unique artistic vision. Her work may attract collectors at contemporary art auctions where she stands out for her authenticity and emotional commitment. She asserts herself as an artist to follow, offering pieces that provide an enriching artistic experience and sometimes socially engaged.
THE PROJECT "MURMURES"
150 murmurs, arising from silent voices, representing 150 years of struggles for women's rights since 1848. 150 is a number that symbolizes the number of years of fights for equality and women's rights. In some countries, the first major victory for women's suffrage only occurred at the end of the 19th century. The aim of this project is to show the place of women in society through their career ambitions or aspirations, as well as the hope of one day being able to be finally the equal of man.
Edition: Unique work
Signature: Hand-signed work
Authentication: Sold with the artist's certificate of authenticity
Technique: Painting: acrylic
Dimensions cm: 30 x 24 x 1 cm
Support: Painting on canvas board
Framing: Framed
Dimensions of the framed work: 40 x 30 x 2 cm
The paintings are protected by bubble wrap and thick cardboard •
All works are shipped with their certificate of authenticity
https://www.lyseopaine.com/
Born in 1994, Lyse, known by the artist name "Lyseopaïne", has always been fascinated by the universe of art and creativity. From a young age she found ways to express her emotions and ideas through various artistic forms, which led her to develop a distinctive style.
Her passion for art led her to study visual arts at ESA de Tourcoing where she could deepen her technical skills. These studies gave her a solid foundation in several disciplines notably painting and engraving.
During her academic journey she discovered lino engraving, a craft technique that quickly captivated her imagination. The complexity of the creation process from the initial drawing to the final print allows her to explore a variety of themes, generally figurative.
Lyseopaïne's work is characterized by dynamic patterns and thoughtful compositions often inspired by daily life. She likes to experiment with shapes and colors, always seeking to create works that resonate with the viewer. Her naïve and poetically referenced paintings use warm contemporary colors carefully juxtaposed, creating visual harmony. The artist's figurative painting catches the eye and stimulates the imagination.
As part of her artistic ambitions Lyseopaïne has participated in several group exhibitions highlighting her talent and unique artistic vision. Her work may attract collectors at contemporary art auctions where she stands out for her authenticity and emotional commitment. She asserts herself as an artist to follow, offering pieces that provide an enriching artistic experience and sometimes socially engaged.
THE PROJECT "MURMURES"
150 murmurs, arising from silent voices, representing 150 years of struggles for women's rights since 1848. 150 is a number that symbolizes the number of years of fights for equality and women's rights. In some countries, the first major victory for women's suffrage only occurred at the end of the 19th century. The aim of this project is to show the place of women in society through their career ambitions or aspirations, as well as the hope of one day being able to be finally the equal of man.
Edition: Unique work
Signature: Hand-signed work
Authentication: Sold with the artist's certificate of authenticity
Technique: Painting: acrylic
Dimensions cm: 30 x 24 x 1 cm
Support: Painting on canvas board
Framing: Framed
Dimensions of the framed work: 40 x 30 x 2 cm
The paintings are protected by bubble wrap and thick cardboard •
All works are shipped with their certificate of authenticity
https://www.lyseopaine.com/
Details
Artist
LYSEOPAINE
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Title of artwork
50/150 - DANS 101 ANS: JE SERAI DANSEUSE
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
30 cm
Weight
1 kg
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Naive Art
Period
15th century
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