Emmanuelle Pellet - Le Pont du Rialto, Venise






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Emmanuelle Pellet, Le Pont du Rialto, Venise, a 2004 acrylic painting on cardboard, unique signed original in a surrealist style depicting Venetian architecture with the Rialto Bridge, 20 x 36 cm, 200 g, France.
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Emmanuelle Pellet - Le Pont du Rialto, Venice
Acrylic painting on cardboard
Height: 20 cm; Width: 36 cm
Unique piece, hand-painted, signed and numbered
About the work:
Original painting evoking Venice in a twilight atmosphere, bathed in violet, pink and golden tones.
Venetian architecture and the monumental bridge are reflected in dark water, creating a subtle play of light and depth.
The chromatic contrasts and the pictorial material give the scene an expressive presence, almost dreamy.
An elegant and luminous work that sensitively conveys the timeless charm of the City of the Doges.
About the artist:
Art historian by training, Emmanuelle Pellet studied at the École du Louvre and then at the Sorbonne, before passing the Agrégation in plastic arts (3rd rank). After several years of teaching, she joined the Louvre Museum as head of educational outreach.
Her career today nourishes a personal body of work where mastery of painting dialogues with a deep culture of imagery and art history. Her creations have been exhibited in galleries in Paris, London, Singapore and Mauritius, and have been the subject of numerous publications. They are now in private collections in Europe, North America, Asia and the Indian Ocean.
Emmanuelle Pellet - Le Pont du Rialto, Venice
Acrylic painting on cardboard
Height: 20 cm; Width: 36 cm
Unique piece, hand-painted, signed and numbered
About the work:
Original painting evoking Venice in a twilight atmosphere, bathed in violet, pink and golden tones.
Venetian architecture and the monumental bridge are reflected in dark water, creating a subtle play of light and depth.
The chromatic contrasts and the pictorial material give the scene an expressive presence, almost dreamy.
An elegant and luminous work that sensitively conveys the timeless charm of the City of the Doges.
About the artist:
Art historian by training, Emmanuelle Pellet studied at the École du Louvre and then at the Sorbonne, before passing the Agrégation in plastic arts (3rd rank). After several years of teaching, she joined the Louvre Museum as head of educational outreach.
Her career today nourishes a personal body of work where mastery of painting dialogues with a deep culture of imagery and art history. Her creations have been exhibited in galleries in Paris, London, Singapore and Mauritius, and have been the subject of numerous publications. They are now in private collections in Europe, North America, Asia and the Indian Ocean.
