Marylène Madou - Large Expressive Florals

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Marylène Madou presents Large Expressive Florals, an original acrylic painting on canvas (100 x 140 cm), signed in the lower right and dated 2026, in an Expressionism style depicting plants and flowers and sold directly by the artist from Belgium.

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Description from the seller

Marylène Madou is a Belgian artist (born in 1993) whose work is connected to textile design. Her practice combines traditional techniques with a contemporary artistic sensibility, with color always at the center. She is connected to the Belgian Bokrijk Museum, where she has her own 'artist's residence'. This house is a unique place in Belgium, and Marylène frequently features in the press.

Large cotton canvas measuring 100 x 140 cm. Signed in the lower right corner. Documentation available. Condition: new. The artwork is shipped without a frame, rolled due to its size (large); this means you can see from the edges that it still needs to be stretched onto a frame or framed. Acrylic and Japanese ink on untreated canvas, fixed for durability.

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 is a Belgian artist (born in 1993) whose work is connected to textile design. Her practice combines traditional techniques with a contemporary artistic sensibility, with color always at the center. She is connected to the Belgian Bokrijk Museum, where she has her own 'artist's residence'. This house is a unique place in Belgium, and Marylène frequently features in the press.

Large cotton canvas measuring 100 x 140 cm. Signed in the lower right corner. Documentation available. Condition: new. The artwork is shipped without a frame, rolled due to its size (large); this means you can see from the edges that it still needs to be stretched onto a frame or framed. Acrylic and Japanese ink on untreated canvas, fixed for durability.

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
Large Expressive Florals
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Belgium
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
140 cm
Width
100 cm
Weight
200 g
Depiction/theme
Plants and flowers
Style
Expressionism
Period
2020+
BelgiumVerified
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