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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
31.5x47.2in
About this artwork
Les Soirs de Corail 13 is a semi-abstract marine, painted in oil, brush and knife with impasto on the motif. This work reflects the typical atmosphere of the landscapes of the Bassin d'Arcachon and the Atlantic coast, in the evening when the sun slowly begins to set in the sea. This is where the artist has always lived between lakes and ocean, in New Aquitaine, and it is there from these seascapes that he draws his energy and his creative impetus.…
Known and renowned for his style, halfway between figurative and abstract, Michel Saint-Luc is listed Akoun and listed in most books or listing sites such I-Cac, ArtPrice etc ...
Each of his paintings is the reflection of his passion for this maritime universe imbued with escape, the open sea, dreams, mystery and poetry which forever oriented his vocation as an artist.
« The artist is this poet who colors his dreams and gives them a reality. »
Michel Saint-Luc is a French painter who has exhibited in Spain, Germany, and France. Having been born and lived close to water his entire life, Saint-Luc's works reflect his passion for seascapes. He often blurs the horizons, allowing the eye the possibility to seize and redefine it. His figurative and abstract compositions are created using knives and painted with oils on canvas or cardboard.