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Yvonne Robert, Sweet Promenade, acrylic on canvas, 15x22, 2000Born in a farm region in Western France in the mid-1920’s, Robert lived and worked her entire life in Grues (Loire). With a family background of alcoholism and suicide and personal struggles with illness and depression, Robert started painting in 1945 when she discovered art materials in a local stationary store. Ever since then she produced hundreds of oil, acrylic and gouache paintings depicting farm animals and rural life, painting while holding the canvas on her knees. Her works are included in the Collection de l'Art Brut in Lausanne and the Musée de la Création Franche. She is the subject of the film “Yvonne Robert, Une Femme qui Vient de l’Ombre”. She recently died at the age of 95.1374,960Price On Request -
SOLD1228,960Sold
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Yvonne Robert, Cigale and Estne, acrylic on canvas, 18x24 ,20031268,960Price On Request
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Pancho Cruz, Untitled 4, crayon on paper, 17.5x231280,960Price On Request
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Yvonne Robert, SOLD640,446Sold
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Jean-Christophe Philippi, Untitled 2, crayon on paper, 23x16.5691,960Price On Request
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Pierre Silvin, Untitled, lead pencil on paper, 25x18, 1997
Born near Bordeaux in 1959, Pierre Silvin lives in the Gironde region of France. Besides France, his works have been exhibited in the United States and throughout Europe and are part of numerous private and public collections inclusing the "Neuve Invention" section of the Collection de l'Art Brut in Lausanne.681,960Price On Request -
Jean-Christophe Philippi, Untitled 3, gouache on newspaper, 25x18.5Jean-Christophe Philippi was born in Strasbourg in 1963. He started drawing at the age of 13 and became increasingly focused on painting and drawing. During a career as a French professor, interrupted by bouts of depression, he kept painting, depicting anthropomorphic forms with intense and haunting expressions. He lives and paints in Paris.703,960Price On Request
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Hartmut Elbrecht, Untitled, acrylic and newspaper fragments on canvasThis stunning piece, measuring 61.5x26 inches, by the German self-taught painter and sculptor Hartmut Elbrecht, appears to recall the German Expressonist style of the early 20th century.
As is conistent with the artist's technique, the paint is applied to newspaper fragments collaged on canvas. Created in 1993.
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Gerard Sendrey, Untitled, watercoloran ink on film paper, 14x10, 1999Gerard Sendrey’s art is included in many private and public collections, including the permanent collections of the Collection de L’Art Brut in Lausanne, L’Aracine in Villeneuve D’Ascq, the Fabuloserie in Dicy and Le Centre de Diffusion D’art en Marge in Brussels, the Museum de Stadshof in Zwolle and the Museum of American Folk Art in New York.678,960Price On Request
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Yvonne Robert, SOLD640,486Sold
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