Lionnet Pascal
Tissu à l'oiseau
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Coupe de fruits et carpes koï
100 x 100 cm2 900 €Lionnet Pascal
Canari aux grenades
36 x 36 cm480 €Lionnet Pascal
Coupe de fruits au tissu
13 x 13 cm109 €Lionnet Pascal
Coupe renversée au canari
19 x 19 cm170 €Lionnet Pascal
Rhinocéros à la grenade
25 x 25 cm285 €Lionnet Pascal
Coupe d'oranges et citrons
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Reflet aux fruits
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Painting Coupe de fruits et canari by Lionnet Pascal | Painting Surrealism Landscapes Animals Still-life Acrylic
Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "Coupe de fruits et canari" on the subjects of Landscapes, Animals, still-life has been created by the contemporary artist Lionnet Pascal.
The artist used Acrylic medium on Canvas to create this Surrealism, Large size painting.
The artist used Acrylic medium on Canvas to create this Surrealism, Large size painting.
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Style : Surrealism
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Subject : Landscapes
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Subject : Animals
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Subject : Still-life
- - Size : 50 x 50 cm
- - Colors : Yellow
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Medium : Acrylic
- - Compatible frames : 50 x 50 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : large
- - Material : Canvas
- - Mounting type : Artwork mounted on stretcher frame
- - Our recommendations : Best-sellers' artworks
- - Exhibited in Gallery : Marseille l'Expo
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Lionnet Pascal
France
From his adolescence on, Pascal Lionnet was drawn to music and painting. After experiencing success in amateur exhibitions he was encouraged to show his work in a gallery, alongside his career as a singer-songwriter. His childhood spent in Tunisia greatly influenced his pieces and his work is first and foremost about the landscapes and still life of the Maghreb.
Completely self-taught, he uses mixed techniques that enable him to express himself freely, much like the many instruments that he plays. For more than twenty years his two passions have fed one another and he continues to invent the language of emotions each day.
Completely self-taught, he uses mixed techniques that enable him to express himself freely, much like the many instruments that he plays. For more than twenty years his two passions have fed one another and he continues to invent the language of emotions each day.
