Claudine Suret-Canale (XXI) - Le phacochère





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Le phacochère is an original oil painting by Claudine Suret-Canale (France, 2000) in the Symbolist style, depicting animals, signed, in good condition, measuring 61 cm high by 73 cm wide, from the 2000–2010 period.
Description from the seller
Claudine Suret-Canale, painter-artist of symbolic figuration of biodiversity
Former student of the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris
From the Academy of Fine Arts of Krakow, Poland
National School of Scenography Krakow, Poland
Claudine Suret-Canale has loved animals and plants since her childhood
At the age of 9 she leaves for Africa
From 1960-1965 she discovers wild fauna and flora; she is fascinated and begins to paint and draw
Upon her return to France she enters the Charpentier Academy in Paris, a preparatory school for the grandes écoles of arts; she was 16
Claudine Suret-Canale has exhibited from 1979-2026
Solo and group exhibitions
In the USA, Morocco, Republic of Guinea, France, Poland
Her paintings are in private collections and museums
The painting will be well wrapped in bubble wrap with a certificate of authenticity and documents of personal exhibitions
Claudine Suret-Canale, painter-artist of symbolic figuration of biodiversity
Former student of the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris
From the Academy of Fine Arts of Krakow, Poland
National School of Scenography Krakow, Poland
Claudine Suret-Canale has loved animals and plants since her childhood
At the age of 9 she leaves for Africa
From 1960-1965 she discovers wild fauna and flora; she is fascinated and begins to paint and draw
Upon her return to France she enters the Charpentier Academy in Paris, a preparatory school for the grandes écoles of arts; she was 16
Claudine Suret-Canale has exhibited from 1979-2026
Solo and group exhibitions
In the USA, Morocco, Republic of Guinea, France, Poland
Her paintings are in private collections and museums
The painting will be well wrapped in bubble wrap with a certificate of authenticity and documents of personal exhibitions

