Jean-Pierre André Leclercq (1960) - Black Tutu






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Oil on linen canvas by Jean-Pierre André Leclercq (born 1960), an original signed work titled Black Tutu (2023), a hyperrealist portrait in multicolour with red accents, 73 × 60 cm and about 2 kg, created in France and sold directly by the artist in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
True oil painting on linen canvas in perfect condition, sold by the artist directly from the studio. This is not an AI-generated image printed on canvas.
Jean-Pierre André Leclercq anchors his artistic approach in a pictorial tradition where technical mastery serves a sensitive exploration of the human figure. A painter of the real, he favors the use of oil on linen canvas, but also works with drawing to bring his compositions to life. His approach, rooted in demanding hyperrealism, goes beyond mere visual restitution to reach a deeper narrative dimension.
His work focuses mainly on celebrating femininity, often sublimated by the nude. Through a subtle play of chiaroscuro and a particular attention to the rendering of skin textures and hair, he seeks to capture a presence that is both delicate and powerful. Nudity here is treated as a vector of truth and elegance, aiming to evoke a positive and immediate emotion in the viewer.
SIRET 508 818 267 00025
Insurance for transport is included in the packing costs.
Seller's Story
True oil painting on linen canvas in perfect condition, sold by the artist directly from the studio. This is not an AI-generated image printed on canvas.
Jean-Pierre André Leclercq anchors his artistic approach in a pictorial tradition where technical mastery serves a sensitive exploration of the human figure. A painter of the real, he favors the use of oil on linen canvas, but also works with drawing to bring his compositions to life. His approach, rooted in demanding hyperrealism, goes beyond mere visual restitution to reach a deeper narrative dimension.
His work focuses mainly on celebrating femininity, often sublimated by the nude. Through a subtle play of chiaroscuro and a particular attention to the rendering of skin textures and hair, he seeks to capture a presence that is both delicate and powerful. Nudity here is treated as a vector of truth and elegance, aiming to evoke a positive and immediate emotion in the viewer.
SIRET 508 818 267 00025
Insurance for transport is included in the packing costs.
