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Allegria (2019) Painting by Jacqueline De Coninck
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Painting,
Oil
on Linen Canvas
- Dimensions Height 23.6in, Width 23.6in
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Paintings under $1,000 Expressionism
Jacqueline de Coninck est née à Madagascar en 1945 et y a passé toute son enfance.
Lycées classiques de Tananarive, Nîmes et Toulouse
Licence en Droit Paris 1968 / IAE Grenoble 1974
A créé et géré un restaurant gastronomique de 1979 à 1988, Le Poivre à Crolles, a ensuite vendu de la cosmétique haut de gamme en pharmacie pour KORFF International
Attirée depuis toujours par le dessin, elle s'est autorisée à peindre à 52 ans, elle a cheminé avec bonheur d'atelier en atelier, se confrontant à tous les formats, sujets, techniques, matériaux
Depuis 2007 elle réalise des portraits de femmes au fusain, au pastel et à l'huile d'après des photos de presse ou des reproductions de peintres illustres ou méconnus, femmes qui la touchent par leur action, leur destin ou leur expression
"Que de profondeur, que de lumière et d'émotions dans ces visages, c'est une merveilleuse exposition" lors d'une exposition de 40 portraits à la Maison du Protestantisme en 1913 à Nîmes
Après avoir habité dans une dizaine de villes et autant de vilages, elle savoure depuis 20 ans son ancrage dans les Cévennes de sa lignée maternelle venue de Suisse s'implanter aux Plantiers au 19ème siècle
De 2009 à 2019 elle a assuré bénévolement la programmation et la mise en place des expositions de la petite galerie de Soudorgues dans la boutique-terroir Terre de Mauripe (plus de 70 expositions )
"Quelle intériorité dans tous ces visages de femmes !"
Exposition collective à Barcelone en juillet 2005 dans le quartier Gratia sur le thème des Ménines
A l'origine d'une grande exposition collective Exils sur les murs extérieurs du temple de Lasalle mai à septembre 2017
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists
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