Ralf Altrieth - Jeté dans ce monde - XXL

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Ralf Altrieth’s Jeté dans ce monde - XXL is a unique 150 × 155 cm mixed‑media acrylic on canvas work, with decoupage and material transfers, signed by the artist in 2026, in its original edition and in excellent condition, produced in France and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

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Description from the seller

Through acrylic, decalcomanies, and transfers of matter, Ralf Altrieth brings to life a gallery of imaginary characters who seem to rub shoulders, respond to each other, or simply evolve side by side, as if in a world whose rules belong only to them.

The bold colors and layers of material give the surface great richness. The black lines structure the forms while the touches, traces, and transfers reveal different strata of paint. The whole retains a very direct spontaneity, but also a true sense of rhythm and composition.

Between free figuration, instinctive drawing, and graphic poetry, the work does not seek to tell a precise story. It opens a space where the imagination can move freely.

Through its energy, its colors, and its distinctly singular character, the work brings an immediate presence to the space. It first attracts with its expressiveness, then holds the eye with the multitude of details that gradually reveal themselves.

TECHNIQUE:
Acrylic with decalcomanies and transfers of matter on canvas
Thick canvas, professional quality
150 × 155 cm
Unique work, hand-painted
Excellent condition
Signed and dated on the back by the artist
Certificate of authenticity signed by Ralf Altrieth

CRITIQUE ET PRESSE:
"In this sense, Ralf Altrieth’s pictorial poems are a pure childish chant. From the crucible of improvisation, he forges a world intact with spontaneous joys and strong impulses."
— Dr Friedhelm Häring, art historian and museum director

"His gestural and color writing depicts a world open to new voices and experiments never attempted. His canvases and works on paper demonstrate that painting remains a major expression of the contemporary scene."
— Laurent Puech, art historian and curator

MARGES:
The indicated dimensions correspond to the work mounted on a frame. The canvas includes additional white margins that will allow easy tensioning by your local framer.

EXPÉDITION:
The canvas is shipped rolled in a reinforced tube, specially designed to ensure maximum protection during transport. The work is entrusted to an express carrier delivering to the door, with full tracking and requiring a signature upon delivery, to guarantee the best protection of the work until it is handed over in person.

Note: The presentation mood images are suggested display visuals created with AI based on photos of the actual work. Photos of the real object are authoritative (close-ups, full work, back and profile photos). Tints may vary slightly depending on your screen’s color profile.

EXPOSITIONS notably:
MAC Paris
A.R.P.A.C., Castelnau-Le-Lez
Galerie N5, Montpellier
Château d’Assas, Le Vigan
A DESSIN 4, Sète
SMAC Festival, Toulon
Galerie U, Baiersbronn, Germany
Galerie Théo de Seine, Paris
Galerie Via Arte, Honfleur
Galerie Hartmut Beck, Erlangen, Germany
EWE, Freiburg, Germany

Seller's Story

Ralf Altrieth is a Franco-German painter, recognized for his expressive and spontaneous universe, at the border between figuration and abstraction. His work, nourished by more than thirty years of creation between painting and music, is distinguished by a rare pictorial energy and a particularly sensitive language. Trained in his teens with the painter Georg Schaible, then at the Academy of Fine Arts in Nürtingen at the end of the 1980s, his works are today in numerous private collections around the world. Shown in many galleries and European art venues, he lives and works today in the south of France.
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Through acrylic, decalcomanies, and transfers of matter, Ralf Altrieth brings to life a gallery of imaginary characters who seem to rub shoulders, respond to each other, or simply evolve side by side, as if in a world whose rules belong only to them.

The bold colors and layers of material give the surface great richness. The black lines structure the forms while the touches, traces, and transfers reveal different strata of paint. The whole retains a very direct spontaneity, but also a true sense of rhythm and composition.

Between free figuration, instinctive drawing, and graphic poetry, the work does not seek to tell a precise story. It opens a space where the imagination can move freely.

Through its energy, its colors, and its distinctly singular character, the work brings an immediate presence to the space. It first attracts with its expressiveness, then holds the eye with the multitude of details that gradually reveal themselves.

TECHNIQUE:
Acrylic with decalcomanies and transfers of matter on canvas
Thick canvas, professional quality
150 × 155 cm
Unique work, hand-painted
Excellent condition
Signed and dated on the back by the artist
Certificate of authenticity signed by Ralf Altrieth

CRITIQUE ET PRESSE:
"In this sense, Ralf Altrieth’s pictorial poems are a pure childish chant. From the crucible of improvisation, he forges a world intact with spontaneous joys and strong impulses."
— Dr Friedhelm Häring, art historian and museum director

"His gestural and color writing depicts a world open to new voices and experiments never attempted. His canvases and works on paper demonstrate that painting remains a major expression of the contemporary scene."
— Laurent Puech, art historian and curator

MARGES:
The indicated dimensions correspond to the work mounted on a frame. The canvas includes additional white margins that will allow easy tensioning by your local framer.

EXPÉDITION:
The canvas is shipped rolled in a reinforced tube, specially designed to ensure maximum protection during transport. The work is entrusted to an express carrier delivering to the door, with full tracking and requiring a signature upon delivery, to guarantee the best protection of the work until it is handed over in person.

Note: The presentation mood images are suggested display visuals created with AI based on photos of the actual work. Photos of the real object are authoritative (close-ups, full work, back and profile photos). Tints may vary slightly depending on your screen’s color profile.

EXPOSITIONS notably:
MAC Paris
A.R.P.A.C., Castelnau-Le-Lez
Galerie N5, Montpellier
Château d’Assas, Le Vigan
A DESSIN 4, Sète
SMAC Festival, Toulon
Galerie U, Baiersbronn, Germany
Galerie Théo de Seine, Paris
Galerie Via Arte, Honfleur
Galerie Hartmut Beck, Erlangen, Germany
EWE, Freiburg, Germany

Seller's Story

Ralf Altrieth is a Franco-German painter, recognized for his expressive and spontaneous universe, at the border between figuration and abstraction. His work, nourished by more than thirty years of creation between painting and music, is distinguished by a rare pictorial energy and a particularly sensitive language. Trained in his teens with the painter Georg Schaible, then at the Academy of Fine Arts in Nürtingen at the end of the 1980s, his works are today in numerous private collections around the world. Shown in many galleries and European art venues, he lives and works today in the south of France.
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Details

Artist
Ralf Altrieth
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Jeté dans ce monde - XXL
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
150 cm
Width
155 cm
Style
Abstract Expressionism
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
102
Objects sold
100%
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