#22944
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51 1/4 x 63 13/16 inches
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From the days of Paul Gauguin to the present, France's treasured artist colony of Pont-Aven has always had a protector. A leading artist to draw on for his art, his vision and his creativity. Today this artist is Denis Lebecq. Nestled by Brittany's massive coastline Pont-Aven has long been the home of the traditional French Marine scene. The last 125 years have seen the dominate impressionistic style finally come to an end as the painters and the collectors have all gone. Denis is the first artist to keep the essence of what is cherished and create a whole new school of art. A new style of painting with primary colors, mixed medium. Heavy texture applied by the palette knife and a deeply burning yet understated passion.

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Blue Ocean, Fishermen, Brittany France, Boats #22944

#24396
Oil on Linen
11 13/16 x 23 5/8 inches
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From the days of Paul Gauguin to the present, France's treasured artist colony of Pont-Aven has always had a protector. A leading artist to draw on for his art, his vision and his creativity. Today this artist is Denis Lebecq. Nestled by Brittany's massive coastline Pont-Aven has long been the home of the traditional French Marine scene. The last 125 years have seen the dominate impressionistic style finally come to an end as the painters and the collectors have all gone. Denis is the first artist to keep the essence of what is cherished and create a whole new school of art. A new style of painting with primary colors, mixed medium. Heavy texture applied by the palette knife and a deeply burning yet understated passion.

Three Blue Boats Green Water 24396

#24839
Acrylic on canvas
38 3/16 x 57 1/2 inches
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A self-taught painter, GECA has been exhibiting since 1989. His favorite technique, acrylic paint and palette knife. He defines himself as a “colorist” because that is how we enter his weightless world. He loves to travel; observing and soaking in the atmosphere, light, and shadow, and renews himself in a certain continuity and obvious modernity. An artist who is not preoccupied by fame, GECA is a painter who flies under the radar, this innovative artist invites us to follow him into his atelier to discover his world, his escapist world. He shows annually in multiple Parisian galleries, as well as other galleries throughout France and Belgium. Additionally, in the past decade, GECA has shown at international exhibitions in Canton, China; Beirut, Lebanon; London, England; Florence, Italy; and New York.

Ocean Sailing in France #24839

#22707
Acrylic & Oil on Linen
39 3/8 x 47 1/4 inches
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Sebille's background as an interior designer provides her with the graphic tools her painting demands. One can find in the design profession qualities of clarity, warmth, color, space and light; all essential to painting.  Moreover, Nicole admits that she can only paint in  moments of bliss, which she then attempts to translate through still-lives, landscapes and floral compositions. Spontaneity, stark synthesis and creative power sum up Nicole's art. Her  technique is mainly oil applied with a knife. A palette of intense colors and a theme of abundant flowers are her distinct trademark.  Nicole says she paints because it allows her to believe in a better future, and it soothes the stress of everyday life. Her technique has allowed an exploration of new possibilities and the opportunity to look for new styles and compositions.

Provence Red Poppies, Mixed Acrylic and Oil Painting #22707

#24749
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51 1/4 x 63 13/16 inches
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From the days of Paul Gauguin to the present, France's treasured artist colony of Pont-Aven has always had a protector. A leading artist to draw on for his art, his vision and his creativity. Today this artist is Denis Lebecq. Nestled by Brittany's massive coastline Pont-Aven has long been the home of the traditional French Marine scene. The last 125 years have seen the dominate impressionistic style finally come to an end as the painters and the collectors have all gone. Denis is the first artist to keep the essence of what is cherished and create a whole new school of art. A new style of painting with primary colors, mixed medium. Heavy texture applied by the palette knife and a deeply burning yet understated passion.

Red Ocean Blue Boats, Oil Painting #24749

#24994
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39 3/8 x 55 3/16 inches
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Originally from Finland, first trained as a weaver, then studied visual arts in her country. Traveling in France in the eighties, she discovered the painting of the Provencal Masters. She threw away her brushes and started using very colourful and thick oil-based paint, working with a spatula. The warm tones and the brilliant colours of paint applied with this tool are mixed and organized to reveal, as by magic, a landscape or a sea view. Provence inspires her and her painting expresses an optimistic and sunny vision of it. This artist from the North, who settled in the south of France over 25 years ago, illustrates the beauty of Provence - the beauty that visitors take with them after they leave the area. Her resolutely contemporary figurative painting, with its themes, its rich colors and luminosity, is timeless – like all that is simple and beautiful.

Provence Oil Sea Sailing, Oil Painting #24994

#25045
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Born in Moscow. Her first introduction to art came in the form of a fascination with illustrated books, and then majestic and captivating collections of major museums worldwide. The smallest and most unnoticeable aspects of nature became a focus in the eyes of a girl who saw the world as a beautiful place full wonderful creations to behold. The light of the Impressionists’ brush strokes and reflections sparked her love for texture, while the bright palette of Georgian masters metamorphized into a symphony of color. Then, in youth, the bewitching rotation of potter's wheel, the cool smoothness of clay in her hands, the warmth and depth of burned glazes in the potter's workshop, made an introduction into the life of this budding artist.

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