Jean-Claude Barthel - Saint-Paul de Vence

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Jean-Claude Barthel, Saint-Paul de Vence, oil on canvas, 40 x 40 cm, 2026, hand-signed, original edition, produced in France; excellent condition, sold directly by the artist.

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Oil on canvas, professional keyed stretcher, 40 x 40, unframed.

Jean-Claude Barthel is a self-taught French abstract artist known for his vibrant and elemental paintings inspired by the forces of nature: water, air, earth and fire. An industrial designer by training, he devoted himself fully to painting in the late 1970s after settling in Auvergne. Barthel's works, often in oil or acrylic, feature rich textures, layered glazes and bold gestures that convey energy and emotion. His art seeks to evoke sensations – light, movement, heat – through color and composition. Widely exhibited in France and Europe, notably in Paris, Vichy and Vienna, his paintings are held in private collections and represented by several galleries such as ETRU and SIMPARGA. Barthel's work offers a sensory journey to the heart of nature.
www.artmajeur.com/jeanclaudebarthel

The light, impressions on canvases with textured brush effects, fully express his personality as an artist. He loves water, air, earth, and fire. He builds a world in which he escapes, for the moment of a canvas. At the end of the journey lies the meeting of the creator and the spectator in a shared desire, the same quest.

Salons, exhibitions, galleries.

2026: Spring Show - Noyant d'Allier
2026: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy
2026: Grand Salon Des Artistes d'Auvergne - Premier Prix de Peinture à l'huile - Clermont-Ferrand
2025: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy
2024: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy
2023: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy
2022: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy - 2ièmede Peinture à l’Huile
2022: LCL - Vichy
2022: Librairie Carnot - Vichy
2022: Première Biennale d’Art Contemporain - Vichy
2021: Galerie Des Arts et Déco - Vichy
2021: Librairie Carnot - Vichy
2021: Fond d'Art Moderne et Contemporain - Montluçon
2021: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy
2014: Invité d'honneur 37ème Salon d’Automne TERNAY
2014: Portes ouvertes des Ateliers – Lyon
2014: Salon de l’Art abordable – Paris
2014: Galerie Art’et Miss – Paris
2014: Galerie l’Art du Quai – St Rambert en Bugey
2014: Exposition des créateurs à Chambéry - Bourg-en-Bresse - Annecy / Talloires
2013: Galerie 33 – Lyon
2012: Galerie Art’et Miss – Paris
2012: Galerie de Lans – Chambéry

Autodidacte, régulièrement l'artiste expose ses oeuvres récentes dans des salons et galeries.

Collection Hewlett Packard Foundation, Groupe Suez ( Electrabel )

Oil on canvas, professional keyed stretcher, 40 x 40, unframed.

Jean-Claude Barthel is a self-taught French abstract artist known for his vibrant and elemental paintings inspired by the forces of nature: water, air, earth and fire. An industrial designer by training, he devoted himself fully to painting in the late 1970s after settling in Auvergne. Barthel's works, often in oil or acrylic, feature rich textures, layered glazes and bold gestures that convey energy and emotion. His art seeks to evoke sensations – light, movement, heat – through color and composition. Widely exhibited in France and Europe, notably in Paris, Vichy and Vienna, his paintings are held in private collections and represented by several galleries such as ETRU and SIMPARGA. Barthel's work offers a sensory journey to the heart of nature.
www.artmajeur.com/jeanclaudebarthel

The light, impressions on canvases with textured brush effects, fully express his personality as an artist. He loves water, air, earth, and fire. He builds a world in which he escapes, for the moment of a canvas. At the end of the journey lies the meeting of the creator and the spectator in a shared desire, the same quest.

Salons, exhibitions, galleries.

2026: Spring Show - Noyant d'Allier
2026: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy
2026: Grand Salon Des Artistes d'Auvergne - Premier Prix de Peinture à l'huile - Clermont-Ferrand
2025: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy
2024: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy
2023: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy
2022: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy - 2ièmede Peinture à l’Huile
2022: LCL - Vichy
2022: Librairie Carnot - Vichy
2022: Première Biennale d’Art Contemporain - Vichy
2021: Galerie Des Arts et Déco - Vichy
2021: Librairie Carnot - Vichy
2021: Fond d'Art Moderne et Contemporain - Montluçon
2021: Salon Des Arts Bourbonnais - Vichy
2014: Invité d'honneur 37ème Salon d’Automne TERNAY
2014: Portes ouvertes des Ateliers – Lyon
2014: Salon de l’Art abordable – Paris
2014: Galerie Art’et Miss – Paris
2014: Galerie l’Art du Quai – St Rambert en Bugey
2014: Exposition des créateurs à Chambéry - Bourg-en-Bresse - Annecy / Talloires
2013: Galerie 33 – Lyon
2012: Galerie Art’et Miss – Paris
2012: Galerie de Lans – Chambéry

Autodidacte, régulièrement l'artiste expose ses oeuvres récentes dans des salons et galeries.

Collection Hewlett Packard Foundation, Groupe Suez ( Electrabel )

Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Jean-Claude Barthel
Title of artwork
Saint-Paul de Vence
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
40 cm
Weight
2 kg
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
240
Objects sold
100%
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