Le sacre du printemps II

Suret-Canale et Lucie Robier

 

Acrylic on streched canvas - size 24 "x 30 "

Acrylique sur Toile tendue sur chassis Dimensions 76, 2 cm x 61 cm

High resolution

My researchs on the thema dance and painting, Mes recherches sur le theme danse peinture

 

I sell my painting myself, I am a real painter from Paris, not a slave working in a basement and payed at the yard of painting done.
I have been doing that on ebay for ten years now. I make a painting once I never make it again. I follow my inspiration only and not marketing advices. My prices are cheap, so it may look not so good.

Forget the low price, think it is expensive, look at my ten years of evaluations on ebay (more than 2 377, only positive) and see if people think it is cheap when they get the painting. Then go back on my listing, look at one of my paintings and think it is a precious real and expensive artwork but that you can afford lol ! I refund anyone who ship back my artwork, I do not ask why, it happens... once in ten years

 

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Les proportions du tableau

Voir aussi mes Ventes et expeditions de France par The-rainbow-art-project

Voir mes autres œuvres dans ma boutique

 

Worldwide shipping from Providence USA

 

I, MICHEL SURET-CANALE, French painter, am selling directly from my art studio in France.

This item will be shipped directly from France worldwide

About the insurance : Even if the item is just desapointing you, also if it's spoilt by postmail or destroyed, you just have to return it and you'll get your money back with no question.

Further information is available on my web site (suret-canale.com).

- You can bid and pay in $ or even euro of course.
- Please use PayPal, it is the best way to pay me.
- Ask any questions, you'll reach me directly in my studio with my e-mail ;+)

Michel Suret-Canale. Short Biography by Liti Kitiyakara.

In 1927 Paris, engraver and medal designer Victor Suret-Canale built "la maison Canale" at 3, rue des arts, a neighborhood known for its artistic residents including the renowned sculptor Jacques Lipchitz, Meichaninof and, for a time, Chagal.
Both Suret-Canale, who'd studied at l' École Nationale des Arts Décoratifs, and his wife Thérèse, a painter educated first in Germany and then in Paris at the Académie Julian, were no exception. The couple had two children, Charlotte and Jean, and it was here that Jean's son, Michel Suret-Canale, was born. La maison Canale was a fertile environment for both the imagination and the intellect.
Michel's father Jean was a university professor and widely published author of African history, specializing in the colonization of Black Africa. His mother Georgette was a feminist journalist, novelist and published poet.
Their children inherited the grandparents' artistic talent while Jean and Georgette instilled in their offspring a lifelong belief in democracy, freedom and equality. Michel, the youngest of Jean and Georgette's three children, began his studies in the realm of the intellect, but by the age of 14 felt frustrated there and decided to enroll in the art section at school.
Once this decision was made, he never looked back. Today Michel is an established artist in Europe and has written books, worked in multimedia and Web design and with French theatrical clowns among other projects in the arts. Throughout it all, Michel has maintained an enthusiasm and love for the arts that shows in the depth and sincerity of his work. As he once expressed personally: Art has to see with deepness, and it is definitely a very long way of work. It is obvious that Michel Suret-Canale "lives" his art, immersing himself in creativity and continuing to explore where it might take him in the future.