Yves Decaudan - Maisons bretonnes au couchant






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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Original 60 x 80 cm acrylic painting by Yves Decaudan, Maisons bretonnes au couchant, a Fauvism-inspired coastal landscape signed by hand in 2026, unframed on canvas and sold directly by the artist in excellent condition.
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Maritime landscape painting "Breton Houses at Sunset" - 2026
Ideal for adding an artistic and colorful touch to your interior.
A hamlet of traditional Breton white-facade houses with red/blue roofs, nestled against a cluster of dark trees. It is situated on the edge of a cove or a coastal shore. A rocky and sandy coastline in ochre, orange and earth sienna tones, bordered by the movement of a wave outlined with a pure white line. A very expressive crepuscular sky, dominated by a deep blue almost night, pierced by broad clouds in vivid orange, magenta and violet tones.
The color is not strictly naturalistic but emotive and arbitrary, recalling Fauvism’s chromatic freedom.
The overall mood is both serene and dramatic, capturing the luminous intensity of a day's end on the Breton coast.
Painting by Breton artist Yves Decaudan - 1954
Canvas exhibited at the Paris Autumn Salon in 2022
Yves Decaudan’s work is part of a colorful figurative lineage, heavily influenced by Fauvism and the Pont-Aven school, with a particular attachment to maritime scenes of Brittany.
His works regularly depict moments of calm, reading, or outdoor daydreaming in a maritime or Mediterranean setting where time seems suspended.
The artist’s work is characterized by expressive and poetic figuration, driven by a keen sense of color and the synthesis of forms. The artist favors blocks of pure, intense colors — such as this deep blue set against bright red — creating an immediate, luminous visual tension.
The scene elements are delineated and pared down, going to the essential without lingering on anatomical detail or strict realism, which brings his work closer to Fauvism or art posters. His maritime subjects convey a sense of stillness, serenity, or suspended daydreaming in time.
Through backgrounds treated with texture or speckled with light touches, he establishes a poetic rather than geometric depth.
Paintings exhibited in numerous private collections in Europe, North America, Africa and Oceania,
Acrylic on cotton canvas, wooden stretcher, unframed, dimensions 60 x 80 cm
Secure packaging and shipping.
‘The in-situ visuals are AI visualizations based on photographs of the real object. The photographs of the real object are authoritative.’
Maritime landscape painting "Breton Houses at Sunset" - 2026
Ideal for adding an artistic and colorful touch to your interior.
A hamlet of traditional Breton white-facade houses with red/blue roofs, nestled against a cluster of dark trees. It is situated on the edge of a cove or a coastal shore. A rocky and sandy coastline in ochre, orange and earth sienna tones, bordered by the movement of a wave outlined with a pure white line. A very expressive crepuscular sky, dominated by a deep blue almost night, pierced by broad clouds in vivid orange, magenta and violet tones.
The color is not strictly naturalistic but emotive and arbitrary, recalling Fauvism’s chromatic freedom.
The overall mood is both serene and dramatic, capturing the luminous intensity of a day's end on the Breton coast.
Painting by Breton artist Yves Decaudan - 1954
Canvas exhibited at the Paris Autumn Salon in 2022
Yves Decaudan’s work is part of a colorful figurative lineage, heavily influenced by Fauvism and the Pont-Aven school, with a particular attachment to maritime scenes of Brittany.
His works regularly depict moments of calm, reading, or outdoor daydreaming in a maritime or Mediterranean setting where time seems suspended.
The artist’s work is characterized by expressive and poetic figuration, driven by a keen sense of color and the synthesis of forms. The artist favors blocks of pure, intense colors — such as this deep blue set against bright red — creating an immediate, luminous visual tension.
The scene elements are delineated and pared down, going to the essential without lingering on anatomical detail or strict realism, which brings his work closer to Fauvism or art posters. His maritime subjects convey a sense of stillness, serenity, or suspended daydreaming in time.
Through backgrounds treated with texture or speckled with light touches, he establishes a poetic rather than geometric depth.
Paintings exhibited in numerous private collections in Europe, North America, Africa and Oceania,
Acrylic on cotton canvas, wooden stretcher, unframed, dimensions 60 x 80 cm
Secure packaging and shipping.
‘The in-situ visuals are AI visualizations based on photographs of the real object. The photographs of the real object are authoritative.’
