Nans ALLOUCHE - Lumière de Montjoly

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Original marine triptych by Nans Allouche, 2026, oil on linen board panels, signed, three inseparable panels, total dimensions about 60 × 20 cm (each panel 20 × 20 cm), excellent condition, direct from the artist's studio with certificate of authenticity.

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Title of the work: Lumière de Monjoly – Original Triptych (2026)
* Artist: Nans Allouche (France, born in 1986)
* Title, Year and Medium: Original Marine Triptych, 2026. Oil painting on laminated linen canvases.
* Description: This triptych captures the distinctive atmosphere of Montjoly Beach in Guyana at dusk. From the radiant and textured glow of the setting sun on the water (first panel) to the progressive darkness of the shore (third panel), the work plays with light contrasts. An intimate and vibrant composition that conveys the poetry of tropical landscapes.
* Dimensions :
* Unit dimensions (per panel): 20x20 cm
* Overall dimensions of the suggested installation: about 60x20 cm (including a standard spacing of a few centimeters between each panel).
* Signature details: Signed by the artist in the bottom right on the third panel with gold/light paint.
* Edition information: Original unique work, one-of-a-kind piece (triptych composed of 3 inseparable panels).
* Provenance: Directly acquired from the artist's studio (recent creation of 2026).
* Documentation: Supplied with a certificate of authenticity
* Condition: New
* Delivery: The three panels on textured linen supports will be sent carefully packaged
The visuals of the setup are AI Visualizations based on photographs of the actual object. The photographs of the actual object are authoritative.

Title of the work: Lumière de Monjoly – Original Triptych (2026)
* Artist: Nans Allouche (France, born in 1986)
* Title, Year and Medium: Original Marine Triptych, 2026. Oil painting on laminated linen canvases.
* Description: This triptych captures the distinctive atmosphere of Montjoly Beach in Guyana at dusk. From the radiant and textured glow of the setting sun on the water (first panel) to the progressive darkness of the shore (third panel), the work plays with light contrasts. An intimate and vibrant composition that conveys the poetry of tropical landscapes.
* Dimensions :
* Unit dimensions (per panel): 20x20 cm
* Overall dimensions of the suggested installation: about 60x20 cm (including a standard spacing of a few centimeters between each panel).
* Signature details: Signed by the artist in the bottom right on the third panel with gold/light paint.
* Edition information: Original unique work, one-of-a-kind piece (triptych composed of 3 inseparable panels).
* Provenance: Directly acquired from the artist's studio (recent creation of 2026).
* Documentation: Supplied with a certificate of authenticity
* Condition: New
* Delivery: The three panels on textured linen supports will be sent carefully packaged
The visuals of the setup are AI Visualizations based on photographs of the actual object. The photographs of the actual object are authoritative.

Details

Artist
Nans ALLOUCHE
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Lumière de Montjoly
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
20 cm
Width
60 cm
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Impressionism
Period
2020+
Sold by
FranceVerified
1
Object sold
Private

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