Fred - Le Mont Saint-Michel (100x100)





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Fred’s signed original acrylic painting on canvas, titled “Le Mont Saint-Michel (100x100)”, depicts Mont Saint-Michel and measures 100 × 100 cm; it was made in 2026.
Description from the seller
Acrylic on 440 g cotton canvas, 100 × 100 cm, depicting Mont Saint-Michel.
Unique original artwork, handmade and brand new, straight from my studio in Brittany.
Total canvas dimensions: 108 × 108 cm (painted edges), intended to be stretched over a 100 × 100 cm frame. (Professional installation on a frame is recommended.)
Shipped rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.
Signed certificate of authenticity included.
Materials used:
Artfix 440 g cotton canvas, made in France.
Extra-fine, flexible acrylic paints.
About the artist:
Originally from southern Finistère, Frédéric CADIOU draws inspiration from the Breton landscape, deeply rooted in its light and horizon.
His works capture suspended moments in which nature engages with human perception.
Cast shadows, soaring lines, pared-back compositions: each painting reveals a subtle tension between depth and minimalism.
Through a carefully controlled palette and bold contrasts, the artist creates calm, almost meditative atmospheres.
The eye is drawn toward the horizon, amid silence, space, and contemplation.
A style of painting in which light shapes the landscape and shadow becomes a language.
Akoun valuation (July 2026): €1,350 for a 15P size (65 × 50 cm).
Recent exhibitions:
* 2026: Selected to represent Artmajeur at the Vivatech 2026 trade show, Paris
* 2026: Escale des arts, Archipel, Fouesnant
* 2025: Escale des arts, Archipel, Fouesnant
* 2024: Hôtel Garrigae Cap Coz, Fouesnant
* 2023: Hôtel Garrigae Cap Coz, Fouesnant
* 2023: Galerie Lapidarium, Prague
* 2022: Festival Les Filets Bleus, Concarneau
* 2022: Hôtel Garrigae Cap Coz, Fouesnant
* 2021: L’Art Suspendu, Sanary-sur-Mer
Upcoming exhibitions and information: www.fredericcadiou.com
The room-view images are AI visualizations based on photographs of the actual artwork. Photos of the actual artwork are authoritative.
Seller's Story
Acrylic on 440 g cotton canvas, 100 × 100 cm, depicting Mont Saint-Michel.
Unique original artwork, handmade and brand new, straight from my studio in Brittany.
Total canvas dimensions: 108 × 108 cm (painted edges), intended to be stretched over a 100 × 100 cm frame. (Professional installation on a frame is recommended.)
Shipped rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.
Signed certificate of authenticity included.
Materials used:
Artfix 440 g cotton canvas, made in France.
Extra-fine, flexible acrylic paints.
About the artist:
Originally from southern Finistère, Frédéric CADIOU draws inspiration from the Breton landscape, deeply rooted in its light and horizon.
His works capture suspended moments in which nature engages with human perception.
Cast shadows, soaring lines, pared-back compositions: each painting reveals a subtle tension between depth and minimalism.
Through a carefully controlled palette and bold contrasts, the artist creates calm, almost meditative atmospheres.
The eye is drawn toward the horizon, amid silence, space, and contemplation.
A style of painting in which light shapes the landscape and shadow becomes a language.
Akoun valuation (July 2026): €1,350 for a 15P size (65 × 50 cm).
Recent exhibitions:
* 2026: Selected to represent Artmajeur at the Vivatech 2026 trade show, Paris
* 2026: Escale des arts, Archipel, Fouesnant
* 2025: Escale des arts, Archipel, Fouesnant
* 2024: Hôtel Garrigae Cap Coz, Fouesnant
* 2023: Hôtel Garrigae Cap Coz, Fouesnant
* 2023: Galerie Lapidarium, Prague
* 2022: Festival Les Filets Bleus, Concarneau
* 2022: Hôtel Garrigae Cap Coz, Fouesnant
* 2021: L’Art Suspendu, Sanary-sur-Mer
Upcoming exhibitions and information: www.fredericcadiou.com
The room-view images are AI visualizations based on photographs of the actual artwork. Photos of the actual artwork are authoritative.

