Janine Faure-Terrieu (XXe) - La Chouette en hiver - Surréalisme (vendu sans prix de réserve)






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La Chouette en hiver - Surrealism, oil on canvas original signed by Janine Faure-Terrieu (20th century), France, 1960s–1970s, sold with frame; 38 × 53 cm without frame, 58 × 71 cm with frame.
Description from the seller
Charming surrealist oil on canvas in which one sees an owl and two dachshunds playing on the ice, signed and framed. By the painter Janine FAURE-TERRIEU.
Title: The Owl in Winter
Artist: Janine FAURE-TERRIEU (20th century)
Technique: Oil on canvas
Style: Surrealism
Signature: Signed bottom right
Artwork dimensions: 38 x 53 cm
Framed dimensions: 58 x 71 cm
Condition: Excellent condition.
Janine Faure-Terrieu is a French painter from the 20th century, born in Paris, now settled and active in Brittany.
Her meticulous pictorial technique directly draws inspiration from the Flemish masters of the 15th century.
She feeds her poetic works with her numerous travels, scientific readings and a prolific imagination.
Her unique artistic universe deftly blends tenderness, poetry and humor.
Regionally recognized, she regularly exhibits and was notably the guest of honor at the Brittany Biennale of Painters and Sculptors.
Seller's Story
Charming surrealist oil on canvas in which one sees an owl and two dachshunds playing on the ice, signed and framed. By the painter Janine FAURE-TERRIEU.
Title: The Owl in Winter
Artist: Janine FAURE-TERRIEU (20th century)
Technique: Oil on canvas
Style: Surrealism
Signature: Signed bottom right
Artwork dimensions: 38 x 53 cm
Framed dimensions: 58 x 71 cm
Condition: Excellent condition.
Janine Faure-Terrieu is a French painter from the 20th century, born in Paris, now settled and active in Brittany.
Her meticulous pictorial technique directly draws inspiration from the Flemish masters of the 15th century.
She feeds her poetic works with her numerous travels, scientific readings and a prolific imagination.
Her unique artistic universe deftly blends tenderness, poetry and humor.
Regionally recognized, she regularly exhibits and was notably the guest of honor at the Brittany Biennale of Painters and Sculptors.
