Emmanuelle Pellet - « Nicht » club





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Emmanuelle Pellet, « Nicht » club, is an original 2013 acrylic-on-carton artwork, 19 cm high by 30 cm wide (200 g), a unique hand-painted surreal interior scene, signed and numbered, from France.
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Emmanuelle Pellet - "Nicht" club
Acrylic paint on cardboard
H: 19 cm L: 30 cm
Unique piece, hand-painted, signed and numbered
The work was published in the children's album/CD, La fille, by Jean de La Fontaine, which is attached to the shipment.
About the work:
A fanciful character, adorned with peacock feathers, seems to challenge the night on a dance floor, under the blasé gaze of his dog.
Deep blue, vivid strokes and the pictorial material create an atmosphere both mysterious and joyful.
Between poetry, humor and strangeness, this scene invites a free and amazed look at the human condition.
An expressive and original piece, of impeccable workmanship, intended for contemporary art lovers sensitive to pop-surrealism.
About the artist:
Art historian by training, Emmanuelle Pellet studied at the École du Louvre and then at the Sorbonne, before being admitted to the Agrégation of Plastic Arts (3rd place). After several years of teaching, she joined the Louvre Museum as head of educational outreach.
Her background today informs a personal body of work where mastery of painting dialogues with a deep culture of images and the history of art. Her creations have been shown in galleries in Paris, London, Singapore and Mauritius, and have been the subject of numerous publications. They are now held in private collections in Europe, North America, Asia and the Indian Ocean.
Emmanuelle Pellet - "Nicht" club
Acrylic paint on cardboard
H: 19 cm L: 30 cm
Unique piece, hand-painted, signed and numbered
The work was published in the children's album/CD, La fille, by Jean de La Fontaine, which is attached to the shipment.
About the work:
A fanciful character, adorned with peacock feathers, seems to challenge the night on a dance floor, under the blasé gaze of his dog.
Deep blue, vivid strokes and the pictorial material create an atmosphere both mysterious and joyful.
Between poetry, humor and strangeness, this scene invites a free and amazed look at the human condition.
An expressive and original piece, of impeccable workmanship, intended for contemporary art lovers sensitive to pop-surrealism.
About the artist:
Art historian by training, Emmanuelle Pellet studied at the École du Louvre and then at the Sorbonne, before being admitted to the Agrégation of Plastic Arts (3rd place). After several years of teaching, she joined the Louvre Museum as head of educational outreach.
Her background today informs a personal body of work where mastery of painting dialogues with a deep culture of images and the history of art. Her creations have been shown in galleries in Paris, London, Singapore and Mauritius, and have been the subject of numerous publications. They are now held in private collections in Europe, North America, Asia and the Indian Ocean.

