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SOPHIE DUMONTtendance, oil on canas, library, white, textured, impasto, modern, minimalism2023
2023
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The piece, titled "Tendance" embraces a subtle aesthetic, conjuring greige and white tones with a touch of vitality introduced by a few discreetly green books thoughtfully placed in the lower right corner. The artist, in a monochromatic exploration, adeptly manipulates shades of white, ochre, and gray meticulously arranged within a bookshelf, creating an atmosphere that stimulates the viewer's imagination.
The use of oil and knife as artistic mediums speaks to a confident technique where the boundary between the concrete and the abstract deliberately blurs. The initial subject, represented by the books, appears to fade in favor of a captivating abstraction. The chosen hues, though gentle, resonate with subtle vibrancy, infusing a certain dynamism into the composition.
The framing choice is equally thoughtful, offering two options—either a natural wood American box or a black one—allowing the collector to personalize the artwork based on its surroundings. The addition of a certificate of authenticity enhances the artwork's value, and the signature on the back attests to the artist's commitment to their craft.
Part of a series initiated in 2016, this piece, despite the passage of time, retains contemporary relevance. The certified Akoun rating speaks to the artistic recognition of the work, adding an extra layer to its market value. Overall, "Library of Books" transcends the mere representation of objects to provide an artistic experience that goes beyond the confines of the tangible, captivating the viewer in an immersive contemplation.
- Creator:SOPHIE DUMONT (1964, French)
- Creation Year:2023
- Dimensions:Height: 31.5 in (80 cm)Width: 31.5 in (80 cm)Depth: 0.79 in (2 cm)
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- Framing:Frame IncludedFraming Options Available
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- Gallery Location:LANGRUNE-SUR-MER, FR
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU2430213540732
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