L'OR ÉTERNEL - TITRE N°12 Digital Arts by Daniel Toublanc
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Original Artwork
Digital Arts,
Digital Painting
on Canvas
- Dimensions Height 47.2in, Width 31.5in
- Categories Digital Arts under $5,000 Abstract
Pour l'artiste, maître de l'abstraction, l'outil numérique remplace avantageusement le pinceau outil archaïque !
ÉPREUVE NUMÉRIQUE SUR TOILE et CHÂSSIS - Tirage original en un seul exemplaire unique non reproductible.
Cette création d'art numérique a été réalisée par moi au moyen de l'outil numérique. L'impression de haute qualité a été faite à partir de mon propre fichier de création.
Cette épreuve est signée de ma main recto verso avec cachet d'atelier. La mention "épreuve originale unique" est écrite de ma main au verso; elle est accompagnée d'un certificat d'authenticité et cachet d'atelier.
Le copyright déposé garanti juridiquement l'authenticité et la non reproductibilité de l’œuvre.
Related themes
Daniel ToublancArt NumériqueArt AbstraitPeinture NumériqueInstallation
Born in Paris in 1936, he discovered the works of the great masters of painting at an early age, and has been painting since his youth.
He currently lives between the Île-de-France region and Normandy.
After studying humanities, law, and art history, and the Algerian War, he then held several jobs and hesitated for a long time between painting, literature, and music. He quickly began painting, and his life flowed from Montparnasse to the Pont des Arts and from Montmartre to the Contrescarpe, where he frequented various studios.
Extending himself beyond the norm, above classification, this colorist, initially influenced by Symbolism and Surrealism, turned radically towards original personal creations where he asserted total freedom of expression.
He finds immense pleasure in vigorously revealing virtual, multicolored, and contrasting forms, never before seen, whose source is infinite. Daniel Toublanc offers the vertigo of interactive and multidimensional journeys. He refuses to confine himself to an abstract or figurative chapel. He strives to be unclassifiable.
His work was recognized in 1999, 2002, and 2004 with silver medals from the Académie Internationale de Lutetia. In 2000, he received a first prize from the Fédération Nationale de la Culture Française and in 2001, a Victoire de la peinture de Saint-Tropez from the FNCF.
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : 1936
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
