Devie Bernard
Indien
13 x 13 cm115 EURDevie Bernard
0b DESERT. Rouge et orange
13 x 13 cm115 EURDevie Bernard
0c DESERT. Rouge et orange
13 x 13 cm115 EURDevie Bernard
8f DESERT. Orange et gris
13 x 13 cm115 EURDevie Bernard
7c Desert; Or et Jaune d'Or
13 x 13 cm115 EURDevie Bernard
104. CAMPAGNE. Or et rose
13 x 13 cm115 EURDevie Bernard
702. RIVAGE Cuivre et bleu
13 x 13 cm115 EURDevie Bernard
803. RIVAGE Bronze et mauve
13 x 13 cm115 EUR
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Painting 9A0. INDIEN. ORANGE et BRONZE by Devie Bernard | Painting Figurative Subject matter Portrait Life style Cardboard Acrylic
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This unique and original contemporary artwork "9A0. INDIEN. ORANGE et BRONZE" on the subjects of Life style, Portrait has been created by the contemporary artist Devie Bernard .
The artist used Acrylic, Cardboard media on Cardboard to create this Figurative, Small size painting.
The artist used Acrylic, Cardboard media on Cardboard to create this Figurative, Small size painting.
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Style : Figurative
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Style : Subject matter
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Subject : Portrait
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Subject : Life style
- - Size : 36 x 36 cm
- - Colors : White
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Medium : Cardboard
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Medium : Acrylic
- - Compatible frames : 36 x 36 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Cardboard
- - Mounting type : Artwork delivered with a closed mat
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Devie Bernard
France
It was at the age of 12 that Bernard DEVIE discovered an interest in art and particularly in painting. Due to a lack of space in the theater workshop, his school offered him the painting workshop where he quickly blossomed. He then turned to architecture but quickly realized that work and life in an agency did not suit him. Bernard then turned to teaching young children and devoted his evenings to painting and modeling classes. The artist settled in Grenoble in 1974, then in Lyon in 1988 and divides his life between teaching and art. In the middle of the year 2000, he decided to devote himself fully to painting.
