Adrien Morel (1979) - La nostalgia del mare
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Adrien Morel’s original oil painting on canvas, La nostalgia del mare, is hand-signed and dates from 2024, measuring 90 × 75 cm.
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Oil painting on canvas from a collection.
Hand-signed by contemporary artist Adrien Morel and with gallery stamp.
Title: The Nostalgia of the Sea
Dimensions: 90x75 cm
Year: 2024
Adrien Morel is a Franco-Belgian contemporary artist whose painting practice develops between figurative realism and surrealist suggestiveness. His works explore the intimate dimension of human existence, through solitary figures, domestic interiors and compositions suspended between memory and imagination. Characterized by an enigmatic visual language and a refined tonal balance, his work transforms seemingly everyday scenes into silent narratives, inviting the viewer to reflect on solitude, time and the complexity of human emotions.
NB: The artwork will be shipped inside a sturdy tube suitable for shipments. The colors of the painting may differ slightly from photos due to screen settings. In person, the artworks are more beautiful than in photography: one can appreciate the hypnotic beauty of the oil colors coming to life on the canvas.
Instagram: www.instagram.com/lagalerie991
Worldwide shipping via UPS courier.
Seller's Story
We are La Galerie 991, a contemporary art gallery dedicated to a curated selection of artists and works with recognizable identities. We manage various artists, guiding their development and presenting their works with clear criteria: coherence, execution quality, and visual strength.
Our research is focused on works that go beyond trends, where light, form, and presence become language. Each piece is presented with complete and transparent information (technique, measurements, year, condition) to enable collectors to make informed choices.
Translated by Google TranslateOil painting on canvas from a collection.
Hand-signed by contemporary artist Adrien Morel and with gallery stamp.
Title: The Nostalgia of the Sea
Dimensions: 90x75 cm
Year: 2024
Adrien Morel is a Franco-Belgian contemporary artist whose painting practice develops between figurative realism and surrealist suggestiveness. His works explore the intimate dimension of human existence, through solitary figures, domestic interiors and compositions suspended between memory and imagination. Characterized by an enigmatic visual language and a refined tonal balance, his work transforms seemingly everyday scenes into silent narratives, inviting the viewer to reflect on solitude, time and the complexity of human emotions.
NB: The artwork will be shipped inside a sturdy tube suitable for shipments. The colors of the painting may differ slightly from photos due to screen settings. In person, the artworks are more beautiful than in photography: one can appreciate the hypnotic beauty of the oil colors coming to life on the canvas.
Instagram: www.instagram.com/lagalerie991
Worldwide shipping via UPS courier.
Seller's Story
We are La Galerie 991, a contemporary art gallery dedicated to a curated selection of artists and works with recognizable identities. We manage various artists, guiding their development and presenting their works with clear criteria: coherence, execution quality, and visual strength.
Our research is focused on works that go beyond trends, where light, form, and presence become language. Each piece is presented with complete and transparent information (technique, measurements, year, condition) to enable collectors to make informed choices.
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Edition
Original
Artist
Adrien Morel (1979)
Title of artwork
La nostalgia del mare
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2024
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
90 cm
Width
75 cm
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
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