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Painting Python by Bauquel Véronique | Painting Abstract Minimalist Wood Acrylic Gluing Resin Lacquer
Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "Python" on the subject of Minimalist has been created by the contemporary artist Bauquel Véronique.
The artist used Wood, Acrylic, Gluing, Lacquer, Resin media on Dibon to create this Abstract, Small size painting.
The artist used Wood, Acrylic, Gluing, Lacquer, Resin media on Dibon to create this Abstract, Small size painting.
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Style : Abstract
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Subject : Minimalist
- - Size : 36 x 36 cm
- - Colors : Black
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Medium : Wood
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Medium : Acrylic
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Medium : Gluing
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Medium : Resin
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Medium : Lacquer
- - Compatible frames : 36 x 36 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Dibon
- - Exhibited in Gallery : Lille
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Bauquel Véronique
France
Entirely self-taught, Véronique Bauquel plunged into the art world in
2020 after a 22-year career as an interior designer in Luxembourg.
It was during her travels in Asia in 2007 and 2008 that the use of gold leaf
became a source of inspiration, both as a material and as a light-reflecting
reflecting light.
This reflection on light led her to create canvases based on black,
glossy or matte, structured or smooth, to make light vibrate.
She now works in Vannes, Brittany, France.
2020 after a 22-year career as an interior designer in Luxembourg.
It was during her travels in Asia in 2007 and 2008 that the use of gold leaf
became a source of inspiration, both as a material and as a light-reflecting
reflecting light.
This reflection on light led her to create canvases based on black,
glossy or matte, structured or smooth, to make light vibrate.
She now works in Vannes, Brittany, France.
