Loussouarn Michèle
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Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "F4 Nu Femme 175 Astrid" was created by the contemporary artist Loussouarn Michèle.
Practicing the drawing live model since 2008, she continues a work around the nude, seeking a balance between harmony of forms and visual depth.
She expresses through the precision of the drawing the delicacy of the contours of the human body.
The use of watercolor brings her a freedom of touch, a spontaneity, a possibility to work by transparent layers and superimposed until satisfaction.
Practicing the drawing live model since 2008, she continues a work around the nude, seeking a balance between harmony of forms and visual depth.
She expresses through the precision of the drawing the delicacy of the contours of the human body.
The use of watercolor brings her a freedom of touch, a spontaneity, a possibility to work by transparent layers and superimposed until satisfaction.
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Portrait
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Subject : Nude
- - Size : 36 x 36 cm
- - Colors : White
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Medium : Watercolor
- - Compatible frames : 36 x 36 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Paper
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Loussouarn Michèle
France
Michèle Loussouarn, an artist living in Eastern France, expresses her creativity through drawing, watercolor, painting and sculpture. A graduate in plastic arts, she has combined her teaching career with her passion for artistic creation. Since 2009, she has devoted herself mainly to nude sketching and portraiture, using unconventional colors to bring her subjects to life. Her work is characterized by balanced compositions and a constant search for harmony between softness and strength.
