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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
11.8x11.8in
About this artwork
Acrylic portrait of Suzanne Valtat, wife of the painter of the same name. Portrait of a young girl with an exuberant and imposing hat. Softness of gaze.
Meadows and houses follow one another in the corner of the eye
as I try to focus on the girl
sitting in front of me. Many things enter the corner of the eye.
A house that I recognize, a canal, a cow and even
the rumination and the empty look of the animal which tends
neck disturbed by an unknown… noise.
Or who tenses up while waiting for a sign?
Animals multiply on the outskirts.
Resign themselves to these swampy lands which are sinking
with their repulsive houses only one by one
I once lived there. The girl is holding a book.
« Painting and creation, in general, are the best ways to deliver what words cannot say. »
Philippe Abril is an award-winning French painter who has exhibited in both solo and group events nationally. Within his works, he conveys his amazement of having ‘landed on this fabulous planet’. Abril’s naive narrative paintings are mostly made using acrylics, as its fast drying qualities give him the freedom to mix other mediums more easily.