Rudy Mémin (1930 – 2026) - Nature morte au vase et au gobelet (Vendu sans prix de réserve)

We present to you an oil on canvas depicting a still life with a vase and a goblet by Rudy Mémin (1930 – 2026).

This composition features two vessels with clean lines, arranged on a red table in front of a dark background structured by geometric flat areas.

The painting is signed “R. Mémin” at the bottom right.

Title: Still life with the vase and the goblet

Technique: Oil on canvas marouflé on cardboard

Artist: Rudy Mémin (1930 – 2026)

Year: Around 1960-1970

Artwork format: 33 × 26 cm

Condition: Good condition, with a few cracks and signs of wear visible on the paint layer.

Style: Modern still life, geometrized, with a synthetic tendency.

Rudy Mémin (1930–2026) was a multi-faceted creator born in Paris and settled in Montreuil in the 1970s. A former industrial designer crowned Meilleur Ouvrier de France, he notably worked as a designer of models for a ceramic factory. A complete artist, his life constantly oscillated between pictorial creation and fine engineering. He passionately pursued watercolor, immortalizing the streets of Montreuil, while being a “Géo Trouvetou” with a keen interest in thermodynamics. This outstanding technician designed and built remarkable Stirling engines as well as functional hot-air machines. He also shared his valuable know-how by publishing several books of technical plans.