Marylène Madou - Beachside Garden Impression on Horsehair

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Marylène Madou's original mixed media painting Beachside Garden Impression on Horsehair (2026) is a landscape in Impressionism, hand signed, 104 cm high by 93 cm wide, created on a horsehair-based fabric and sold direct from the artist.

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Description from the seller

Marylène Madou brings her textile practice into her paintings and for this piece it is quite unique: this painting is made on a fabric woven from horsehair, cotton and linen. A type of fabric that is normally used for couture or men's suits that are made by hand. You can see the woven structure and horsehair, which gives it an authentic look.

The painting itself is inspired by Marylène's travels to the English and Swedish Coast, where people tend to live very closely to the shore. Gardens flow effortlessly into the beach view. It is signed in the right corner. We strongly suggest framing this loosely in a wider frame, so the frayed edges get the attention they deserve. As shown on the images. Stretching it on canvas is possible, but take care when doing this, and do not hang in direct sunlight.

Media used: gouache, acrylics, markers.

Seller's Story

Marylène Madou is a Belgian artist (born 1993) whose work is connected to textile design. Her artistic practice combines traditional techniques with a contemporary approach, mainly exploring colors and classic textile motifs. Her inspiration is primarily nature. She is affiliated with the Belgian Museum of Bokrijk, where she has her own 'artist's residence'. It is part of an old farmstead fully furnished with her work, and where her archive is also kept. This is a unique place in Belgium. Marylène often appears in the press. Her textile archive and its value have already been picked up by Forbes.
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Marylène Madou brings her textile practice into her paintings and for this piece it is quite unique: this painting is made on a fabric woven from horsehair, cotton and linen. A type of fabric that is normally used for couture or men's suits that are made by hand. You can see the woven structure and horsehair, which gives it an authentic look.

The painting itself is inspired by Marylène's travels to the English and Swedish Coast, where people tend to live very closely to the shore. Gardens flow effortlessly into the beach view. It is signed in the right corner. We strongly suggest framing this loosely in a wider frame, so the frayed edges get the attention they deserve. As shown on the images. Stretching it on canvas is possible, but take care when doing this, and do not hang in direct sunlight.

Media used: gouache, acrylics, markers.

Seller's Story

Marylène Madou is a Belgian artist (born 1993) whose work is connected to textile design. Her artistic practice combines traditional techniques with a contemporary approach, mainly exploring colors and classic textile motifs. Her inspiration is primarily nature. She is affiliated with the Belgian Museum of Bokrijk, where she has her own 'artist's residence'. It is part of an old farmstead fully furnished with her work, and where her archive is also kept. This is a unique place in Belgium. Marylène often appears in the press. Her textile archive and its value have already been picked up by Forbes.
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Details

Artist
Marylène Madou
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Beachside Garden Impression on Horsehair
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Belgium
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
104 cm
Width
93 cm
Weight
200 g
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Impressionism
Period
2020+
BelgiumVerified
13
Objects sold
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