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Smoking with God (II)

Jean-Marie Gitard

2025 • France • Oil on Canvas

39 x 30 in

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Jean-Marie Gitard

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Medium : Oil on Canvas
Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
Dimensions : 39.4x29.5in

About this artwork

In this work, I wanted to blend the sacred and the profane, capturing the tension and inner freedom of a nun smoking. The smoke becomes a breath of humanity within a rigid framework, questioning dogma and contradictions. This painting brings an intense energy, a call to reflection and audacity, perfect for enlivening a space full of emotion and mystery.

Not stretched on a frame (not framed).

The artist's signature is on the back of the canvas.…

Artist's stamp on the back of the artwork.

Sent with a certificate of authenticity.

Overall dimensions: 100 x 75 cm (112 x 87 cm with borders).

The white bands around the artwork will make it easier to hang the canvas on the wooden frame.

New/never framed.

Sent via UPS in a suitable tube.

Available for delivery in 2-3 weeks as it is out of my workshop (on display).

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Jean-Marie Gitard

France

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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.

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