Arkady
champ de coquelicots
36 x 36 cm480 €Arkady
Quais de Saône
36 x 36 cm480 €Arkady
La promenade en bateau
25 x 25 cm285 €Arkady
Balade en bateau
19 x 19 cm170 €Arkady
Le cabanon
19 x 19 cm170 €Arkady
La sculpture de Louis XIV à cheval
13 x 13 cm109 €Arkady
Café du Soleil
36 x 36 cm480 €Arkady
Champ de coquelicots au pied de la montagne Sainte-Victoire
13 x 13 cm109 €
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Description artwork
This captivating oil-on-canvas painting depicts with moving precision the famous Place des Trois Ormeaux, nestled in the heart of Aix-en-Provence. The artist has masterfully captured the vibrant essence and historic charm of this square, paying visual homage to its unique atmosphere. Sunlight, filtered through the branches of centuries-old elm trees, plays on the colorful facades of the buildings, creating a play of light and shadow that brings the scene to life with remarkable depth and texture. The meticulous details, from the time-worn cobblestones to the ornate windows adorning the townhouses, invite the viewer to immerse themselves in the tranquility and beauty of this iconic square. The artist's bold use of color and refined technique add a palpable dynamic and emotion to the work, capturing not just a place, but the essence of life and history in Aix-en-Provence. This painting is a celebration of the city, offering a window into its soul through the eyes of a painter deeply touched by its majesty.
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Style : Figurative
- - Size : 19 x 19 cm
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Medium : Oil
- - Compatible frames : 19 x 19 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Canvas
- - Exhibited in Gallery : Aix en Provence
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Arkady
France
Having always been attracted by creation, Arkady began producing his first self-taught works from 2009 onwards. In parallel, the young painter carried out many work placements with confirmed artists in France and Moldova, with the intention of learning the rudiments of this discipline and perfecting his technique. He would also become the assistant to the painter Grigore Dontu (born in 1965) for four years, during which time he would help create works and sell them at Provencal markets. Wanting to confirm his knowledge and savoir-faire, Arkady enrolled at the Sorbonne University in Paris in September 2014 to follow a dual course dedicated to art and art science. Always armed with his sketchbook, he enjoys walking about town and drawing his sketches: these first drafts would then become a guiding principle for the production of his future canvases.
