baptiste laurent - "¡Que vivan las lagrimas!", XL acrylic and posca on canvas, 2019

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Baptiste Laurent’s original 2019 acrylic and Posca painting on canvas, titled “¡Que vivan las lagrimas!”, measures 95 × 104 cm.

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"Long live the tears!", XL acrylic and posca on canvas, 2019
Signed on back. Sold unframed, shipped rolled.

“Este lote contiene visualizaciones realizadas con IA. Consulta las fotografías originales para comprobar el estado real de la obra.”

Bio artiste/
Baptiste Laurent (1980, Nantes) is a visual artist who lives and works
in Madrid and Paris.
He has exhibited at various artistic and cultural institutions,
including the Institut français de Madrid, Le Palais de Tokyo, Galeria
La Caja, Esquina Nua, Espacio Seara, Gazzambo Gallery, Alliance
française, Museo Nacional de Antropología, Galeria FL.
His traditional medium is painting, but he also works in sculpture
and develops projects with a strong literary, social and
anthropological component.
In his latest publications and exhibitions, "Conversaciones y
puñetazos", "Mauvaises Tournures", "Bajo el Mismo Mar" and "Exit",
he has repeatedly experimented with collaborative creative work
with other visual artists and literary authors.
As an anti-academic and eclectic artist, he likes to syncretise
pictorial styles, oscillating between neo-figurative narrative, graphic
painting and expressionist abstraction.
Founder of the 'Latolier' shared studio in Madrid's Usera district, he
leads a dynamic community of Spanish and international visual
artists

Seller's Story

Direct sale by the artist registered as a self-employed worker in Spain.
Translated by Google Translate

"Long live the tears!", XL acrylic and posca on canvas, 2019
Signed on back. Sold unframed, shipped rolled.

“Este lote contiene visualizaciones realizadas con IA. Consulta las fotografías originales para comprobar el estado real de la obra.”

Bio artiste/
Baptiste Laurent (1980, Nantes) is a visual artist who lives and works
in Madrid and Paris.
He has exhibited at various artistic and cultural institutions,
including the Institut français de Madrid, Le Palais de Tokyo, Galeria
La Caja, Esquina Nua, Espacio Seara, Gazzambo Gallery, Alliance
française, Museo Nacional de Antropología, Galeria FL.
His traditional medium is painting, but he also works in sculpture
and develops projects with a strong literary, social and
anthropological component.
In his latest publications and exhibitions, "Conversaciones y
puñetazos", "Mauvaises Tournures", "Bajo el Mismo Mar" and "Exit",
he has repeatedly experimented with collaborative creative work
with other visual artists and literary authors.
As an anti-academic and eclectic artist, he likes to syncretise
pictorial styles, oscillating between neo-figurative narrative, graphic
painting and expressionist abstraction.
Founder of the 'Latolier' shared studio in Madrid's Usera district, he
leads a dynamic community of Spanish and international visual
artists

Seller's Story

Direct sale by the artist registered as a self-employed worker in Spain.
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Sold with frame
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Edition
Original
Artist
baptiste laurent
Title of artwork
"¡Que vivan las lagrimas!", XL acrylic and posca on canvas, 2019
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2019
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
95 cm
Width
104 cm
Weight
3 g
Depiction/theme
Nature
Style
Modern
Period
2010-2020
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
89
Objects sold
100%
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