Marjoline Fleur
Cyprien
13 x 13 cm1,160 CNYMarjoline Fleur
Charlotte
13 x 13 cm1,160 CNYMarjoline Fleur
Fleurs hortensia enfant
13 x 13 cm1,160 CNYMarjoline Fleur
L'ourson
13 x 13 cm1,160 CNYMarjoline Fleur
Maison des hortensias
13 x 13 cm1,160 CNYMarjoline Fleur
Chouette Lisette
13 x 13 cm1,160 CNYMarjoline Fleur
Guillemette et ses lunettes
19 x 19 cm1,980 CNYMarjoline Fleur
Arbre
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Painting L'enfant, l'océan et les poissons by Marjoline Fleur | Painting Figurative Landscapes Life style Animals Watercolor
Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "The child, the ocean and the fish" was created by contemporary artist Marjoline Fleur.
The artist used the technique of watercolor to create this small format painting on paper of figurative style.
The story imagined by the artist is that of a child dressed in a diving suit, standing at the bottom of the ocean and in the middle of high seaweed undulating with the current.
The artist used the technique of watercolor to create this small format painting on paper of figurative style.
The story imagined by the artist is that of a child dressed in a diving suit, standing at the bottom of the ocean and in the middle of high seaweed undulating with the current.
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Landscapes
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Subject : Life style
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Subject : Animals
- - Size : 25 x 25 cm
- - Colors : Multicolored
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Medium : Watercolor
- - Compatible frames : 25 x 25 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Paper
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Marjoline Fleur
France
Fleur Marjoline, after studying applied arts and a 12-year career as a textile designer, discovered watercolor at a workshop in 2012. Seduced by this technique, she decided to realize her childhood dream of illustrating children's books, and trained as an illustrator for three years. In 2023, she left her salaried job to devote herself entirely to illustration and watercolor. Fascinated by childhood and the imaginary, her works captivate with their ability to transport the viewer into enchanted worlds.
