Jiel - Tea time pour Black le chat noir, au vieux piano et partition, in Paris...





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Jiel’s original acrylic painting on canvas, titled “Tea time pour Black le chat noir, au vieux piano et partition, in Paris...”, is hand-signed, dated 2026 and measures 55 × 46 cm.
Description from the seller
Jiel 1967,
Acrylic on canvas mounted on a wooden stretcher.
SOLD WITHOUT FRAME !!
Photos 2, 3, 4, and 5 were taken before applying the varnish in order to view the work without any shine.
Please take into account the different definitions and calibrations of computer or smartphone screens, which can nuance colors perceived to more or less.
Delivered with a certificate of authenticity with an identification number
Colissimo delivery with tracking number.
International shipping
Careful shipping and packaging
Jiel, a professional contemporary painter from the PACA region, impresses with his seemingly naïve style imbued with a childlike soul, an essential source of his creative universe. His works, far from a faithful reproduction of reality, transform and distort the world to make it his own, playing with contrasts and blending warm and cool colors to reach a temperature of 37 degrees. A true antidote to malaise and gloom.
Akoun, Artprice, Drouot, etc.
Jiel 1967,
Acrylic on canvas mounted on a wooden stretcher.
SOLD WITHOUT FRAME !!
Photos 2, 3, 4, and 5 were taken before applying the varnish in order to view the work without any shine.
Please take into account the different definitions and calibrations of computer or smartphone screens, which can nuance colors perceived to more or less.
Delivered with a certificate of authenticity with an identification number
Colissimo delivery with tracking number.
International shipping
Careful shipping and packaging
Jiel, a professional contemporary painter from the PACA region, impresses with his seemingly naïve style imbued with a childlike soul, an essential source of his creative universe. His works, far from a faithful reproduction of reality, transform and distort the world to make it his own, playing with contrasts and blending warm and cool colors to reach a temperature of 37 degrees. A true antidote to malaise and gloom.
Akoun, Artprice, Drouot, etc.

