Michel Saillour (1931-2015) - Paysage






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Michel Saillour’s original oil painting Paysage, created in 1981, depicts a landscape and measures 65 × 54 cm.
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Michel SAILLOUR (1931-2015)
Landscape, 1981
Oil on canvas
65 x 54 cm
Signed at top left
Dated: 1881
Provenance: Family of the artist
Painting in perfect condition.
No frame
Original work delivered with invoice.
Fast, careful, and insured shipping.
Buy with confidence!
Born in 1931, Michel Saillour established himself as a painter and engraver whose work, both sensitive and rigorous, fully fits within the great French post-war tradition. Trained in an artistic context of reconstruction, he develops early on a personal language where light, matter and structure become the foundations of his plastic research. Painter attentive to atmospheres, Saillour explores landscapes, still lifes and intimate scenes with a subtle and nuanced palette. His compositions, of great sobriety, emanate a silent, almost meditative presence. Each painting bears witness to a rare mastery of space and a keen sense of balance.
Parallel to his pictorial work, Michel Saillour also distinguishes himself as an engraver, a field in which he excels through the finesse of his line and the precision of his compositions. His prints, often imbued with the same poetry as his paintings, reveal a strong graphic sensitivity and a high technical requirement. This double practice reinforces the coherence of his work and shows a constant curiosity for the possibilities offered by different media.
Recognized in galleries and national exhibitions, Saillour attracts a loyal audience, sensitive to the delicacy of his gaze and the quality of his plastic writing. Today, his works — paintings as well as engravings — are sought after for their timeless elegance and their ability to establish a peaceful dialogue with space.
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Seller's Story
Michel SAILLOUR (1931-2015)
Landscape, 1981
Oil on canvas
65 x 54 cm
Signed at top left
Dated: 1881
Provenance: Family of the artist
Painting in perfect condition.
No frame
Original work delivered with invoice.
Fast, careful, and insured shipping.
Buy with confidence!
Born in 1931, Michel Saillour established himself as a painter and engraver whose work, both sensitive and rigorous, fully fits within the great French post-war tradition. Trained in an artistic context of reconstruction, he develops early on a personal language where light, matter and structure become the foundations of his plastic research. Painter attentive to atmospheres, Saillour explores landscapes, still lifes and intimate scenes with a subtle and nuanced palette. His compositions, of great sobriety, emanate a silent, almost meditative presence. Each painting bears witness to a rare mastery of space and a keen sense of balance.
Parallel to his pictorial work, Michel Saillour also distinguishes himself as an engraver, a field in which he excels through the finesse of his line and the precision of his compositions. His prints, often imbued with the same poetry as his paintings, reveal a strong graphic sensitivity and a high technical requirement. This double practice reinforces the coherence of his work and shows a constant curiosity for the possibilities offered by different media.
Recognized in galleries and national exhibitions, Saillour attracts a loyal audience, sensitive to the delicacy of his gaze and the quality of his plastic writing. Today, his works — paintings as well as engravings — are sought after for their timeless elegance and their ability to establish a peaceful dialogue with space.
Some images are generated by AI to show what the object may look like in context.
Please refer to the original photos and the product description for exact details. #AIContextView
