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Jean-Marie Gitard
France
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Artwork details
- Medium : Giclée print on Canvas
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 37.4x51.2in
About this artwork
In this work, I wanted to capture the enigma of a place frozen between past and present, blending nature and human remains. The black horse, a symbol of strength and freedom, contrasts with the abandoned gas station, evoking a profound solitude. This work, with its soft and realistic hues, creates a mysterious and dreamy atmosphere, perfect for stimulating reflection and emotion at home.
Unique work (1/1)
Total dimensions: 95 x 130 cm (with borders… useful for framing = 6 cm).
Not stretched on a frame (unframed).
Artist's signature on the back of the canvas.
Sent with a certificate of authenticity.
Shipped by UPS in a sturdy, custom-made cardboard tube.
Unique work (1/1)
Total dimensions: 95 x 130 cm (with borders… useful for framing = 6 cm).
Not stretched on a frame (unframed).
Artist's signature on the back of the canvas.
Sent with a certificate of authenticity.
Shipped by UPS in a sturdy, custom-made cardboard tube.
Jean-Marie Gitard
France
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- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Jean-Marie Gitard (aka Mr. Strange), painter and digital artist, draws inspiration from the surrealism of Dali, Magritte, and Hooper. Using photomanipulation and digital collage techniques, with a rare use of oil paint, he creates enigmatic works with touches of absurdity. His works blend poetry and sharp criticism, arousing surprise, curiosity, and reflection by straddling the real world and the imaginary.
Jean-Marie Gitard
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