Jean-Pierre Collin (1935-2025) - Camion et Voiture

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Camion et Voiture, an oil painting by French artist Jean-Pierre Collin (1935-2025), created in 1989, 50 × 65 cm, depicting an urban landscape, origin France, signed and in good condition.

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Beautiful and large oil on cardboard by the artist Jean-Pierre Collin (1935-2025)

Title: Urban Scene, “Truck and Car”

Artist: Jean-Pierre Collin (1935-2025)

Technique: oil on cardboard paper

Signature: signed at the bottom right and dated 1989

Format: 50 x 65 cm

Condition: good condition, some slight creasing marks.

Jean-Pierre Collin (1935-2025) is a French painter of the 20th century who is part of the bohemian history of Place du Tertre in Montmartre.

Although his work remained more confidential than that of the great masters of the early century, he fully fits within the tradition of the street and salon artists of Montmartre in the 1960s and 1970s.

Unlike the painters of Place du Tertre who confined themselves to purely touristy and figurative reproductions of the Sacré-Cœur, Jean-Pierre Collin stood out with a style influenced by mid-century modern and soft cubism.

His works (often done in gouache, pastel or oil) transform urban landscapes and seascapes into a sequence of linear cadences and streamlined geometric shapes. His representations of sailboats or urban silhouettes rely heavily on verticality.

While he long sold his works directly to passersby and art lovers of the Parisian hill, his paintings today attract the attention of collectors passionate about 1970s design and graphic art.

Beautiful and large oil on cardboard by the artist Jean-Pierre Collin (1935-2025)

Title: Urban Scene, “Truck and Car”

Artist: Jean-Pierre Collin (1935-2025)

Technique: oil on cardboard paper

Signature: signed at the bottom right and dated 1989

Format: 50 x 65 cm

Condition: good condition, some slight creasing marks.

Jean-Pierre Collin (1935-2025) is a French painter of the 20th century who is part of the bohemian history of Place du Tertre in Montmartre.

Although his work remained more confidential than that of the great masters of the early century, he fully fits within the tradition of the street and salon artists of Montmartre in the 1960s and 1970s.

Unlike the painters of Place du Tertre who confined themselves to purely touristy and figurative reproductions of the Sacré-Cœur, Jean-Pierre Collin stood out with a style influenced by mid-century modern and soft cubism.

His works (often done in gouache, pastel or oil) transform urban landscapes and seascapes into a sequence of linear cadences and streamlined geometric shapes. His representations of sailboats or urban silhouettes rely heavily on verticality.

While he long sold his works directly to passersby and art lovers of the Parisian hill, his paintings today attract the attention of collectors passionate about 1970s design and graphic art.

Details

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Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
Jean-Pierre Collin (1935-2025)
Title of artwork
Camion et Voiture
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed, Signed
Country of origin
France
Year
1989
Colour
Blue, Orange, Red
Condition
Good condition
Height
50 cm
Width
65 cm
Depiction/theme
Cityscape
Style
Expressionism
Period
1980-1990
FranceVerified
9
Objects sold
Private

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