L’Envie
Acrylic on Cardboard
31x31in
$3,230
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Jean-Luc Lacroix
France
Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Paper
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Framing :
Wood
Framing on request - Dimensions : 11.8x11.8in
About this artwork
The story of Icarus in Greek mythology seen by Jean-Luc Lacroix, whose artist has always been fascinated. Icarus, distraught and bruised, his wings scorched by the sun, collapses. The strength of the composition, the color contrasts accentuate the tragedy and its fatal outcome.
Acrylic and oil on paper 25x25cm mounted on wood, 30x30cm, ready to hang.
Signed lower right, monogram "JlL" (Jluc Lacroix) with a stamp on the back. Certificate of authenticity.…
As a reminder, Icarus is the son of the Athenian architect Daedalus and a Cretan slave, Naupacté. He is best known for dying after flying too close to the Sun while escaping the Labyrinth with wings created by his father out of wax and feathers.
Careful packaging and shipping in France and abroad.
Acrylic and oil on paper 25x25cm mounted on wood, 30x30cm, ready to hang.
Signed lower right, monogram "JlL" (Jluc Lacroix) with a stamp on the back. Certificate of authenticity.…
As a reminder, Icarus is the son of the Athenian architect Daedalus and a Cretan slave, Naupacté. He is best known for dying after flying too close to the Sun while escaping the Labyrinth with wings created by his father out of wax and feathers.
Careful packaging and shipping in France and abroad.
Jean-Luc Lacroix
France
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
« Human beings are endowed with intellectual, spiritual and emotional qualities that can take them far beyond their own limits. »
JL Lacroix is an experienced French artist whose works have been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationwide. A painter and sculptor, Lacroix creates steel works and abstract acrylic paintings exploring mythology and pure symbols.
For nearly 10 years, the artist created monumental sculptures for various municipalities:
The Recuperatosaure, Longpont 2004 • Caimanchat, Fresnay l'Evêque 2004 • The Game of the Goose, Lognes 2004 • The Rhinoféroce, Vervins 2005 • The Mad Cow, Vervins 2005 • Totem for ACERGY, Suresnes 2005 • Totem railway, Pithiviers 2005 • The Pieta, Abbaye of Louye 2005 • “The Sheep”, Jobourg 2006 • La Francophonie, Dourdan 2006 • Paddock Polo, 2m50, Les Molières 2006 • Rearing Horse, 2m80, Rivecourt 2006 • Double Bass Horse, 2m, Priory of Rivecourt 2006 • Sculpture La Francophonie, Dourdan, with a group of students, settled at the Maison de la Culture.
• Ali'gator, crocodile: 370x 60x75cm.
For nearly 10 years, the artist created monumental sculptures for various municipalities:
The Recuperatosaure, Longpont 2004 • Caimanchat, Fresnay l'Evêque 2004 • The Game of the Goose, Lognes 2004 • The Rhinoféroce, Vervins 2005 • The Mad Cow, Vervins 2005 • Totem for ACERGY, Suresnes 2005 • Totem railway, Pithiviers 2005 • The Pieta, Abbaye of Louye 2005 • “The Sheep”, Jobourg 2006 • La Francophonie, Dourdan 2006 • Paddock Polo, 2m50, Les Molières 2006 • Rearing Horse, 2m80, Rivecourt 2006 • Double Bass Horse, 2m, Priory of Rivecourt 2006 • Sculpture La Francophonie, Dourdan, with a group of students, settled at the Maison de la Culture.
• Ali'gator, crocodile: 370x 60x75cm.
Jean-Luc Lacroix
ICARE
$2,050
