Jérôme Tisserand (1948–2015) - Composition géométrique noire et jaune





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Original oil on canvas artwork by Jérôme Tisserand (1948–2015), titled Composition géométrique noire et jaune, dated 1984, 36 × 25 cm, in good condition and sold with a frame.
Description from the seller
We present to you this very beautiful oil on canvas painting depicting a black and yellow geometric composition by Jérôme Tisserand (1948–2015).
This work is organized around broad black planes separated by a luminous vertical axis in yellow and orange tones, outlined by red lines.
Title: Black and Yellow Geometric Composition
Medium: Oil on canvas
Artist: Jérôme Tisserand (1948–2015)
Year: Dated 1984 on the back
Artwork size: 36 × 25 cm
Condition: Good.
Jérôme Tisserand is a French artist born in 1948 and who died in 2015. His work is part of an abstract exploration based on geometry, verticality, and the relationships of color. He favors structured compositions, contrasting flat areas, and precise lines. His work is linked to constructed abstraction and to a sensibility close to concrete art.
Seller's Story
We present to you this very beautiful oil on canvas painting depicting a black and yellow geometric composition by Jérôme Tisserand (1948–2015).
This work is organized around broad black planes separated by a luminous vertical axis in yellow and orange tones, outlined by red lines.
Title: Black and Yellow Geometric Composition
Medium: Oil on canvas
Artist: Jérôme Tisserand (1948–2015)
Year: Dated 1984 on the back
Artwork size: 36 × 25 cm
Condition: Good.
Jérôme Tisserand is a French artist born in 1948 and who died in 2015. His work is part of an abstract exploration based on geometry, verticality, and the relationships of color. He favors structured compositions, contrasting flat areas, and precise lines. His work is linked to constructed abstraction and to a sensibility close to concrete art.

