Rudy Mémin (1930 – 2026) - Nature morte aux fruits et aux noyaux (Vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Nature morte aux fruits et aux noyaux, oil on canvas, circa 1960–1970, France.
Description from the seller
We present to you an oil on canvas depicting a still life composed of fruits and pits, by Rudy Mémin (1930 – 2026).
This composition features a green apple, a yellow fruit, and several pits arranged on a dark red surface, with a background composed of brown and green flat areas.
The signature "R. Mémin" is visible at the bottom left.
Title: Still Life with Fruits and Pits
Technique: Oil on marouflaged canvas on cardboard
Artist: Rudy Mémin (1930 – 2026)
Year: around 1960-1970
Artwork format: 33 × 26 cm
Condition: Good condition
Rudy Mémin (1930–2026) was a multi-faceted creator born in Paris and settled in Montreuil in the 1970s. A former industrial designer crowned Best Craftsman of France, he notably worked as a designer of models for a ceramics factory. A complete artist, his life oscillated constantly between pictorial creation and fine engineering. He passionately pursued watercolor, capturing the streets of Montreuil, while being a “Géo Trouvetou” with a keen interest in thermodynamics. This exceptional 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.
Seller's Story
We present to you an oil on canvas depicting a still life composed of fruits and pits, by Rudy Mémin (1930 – 2026).
This composition features a green apple, a yellow fruit, and several pits arranged on a dark red surface, with a background composed of brown and green flat areas.
The signature "R. Mémin" is visible at the bottom left.
Title: Still Life with Fruits and Pits
Technique: Oil on marouflaged canvas on cardboard
Artist: Rudy Mémin (1930 – 2026)
Year: around 1960-1970
Artwork format: 33 × 26 cm
Condition: Good condition
Rudy Mémin (1930–2026) was a multi-faceted creator born in Paris and settled in Montreuil in the 1970s. A former industrial designer crowned Best Craftsman of France, he notably worked as a designer of models for a ceramics factory. A complete artist, his life oscillated constantly between pictorial creation and fine engineering. He passionately pursued watercolor, capturing the streets of Montreuil, while being a “Géo Trouvetou” with a keen interest in thermodynamics. This exceptional 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.
