Painting titled "Prophète Elie" by Danièle Vuillemin-Coq, Original Artwork, Tempera

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Prophète Elie (2005) Painting by Danièle Vuillemin-Coq

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Seller Danièle Vuillemin-Coq

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Original Artwork Painting, Tempera on Wood

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Original Artwork

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Dimensions Height 9.5in, Width 7.1in

Egg painting on linden wood. Interpretation of an 18th century Greek icon. The prophet Elijah retired to the desert where a crow brought him food (The Bible, Book of Kings). About this artwork: Classification, Techniques & Styles. Tempera. Paint based on an emulsion, greasy or lean with a pigment. Traditionally it is a painting using egg yolk, a natural [...]

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Danièle Vuillemin-Coq

France

ARTISTIC TRAINING IN PARALLEL WITH UNIVERSITY STUDY.  1974 to 1978: Drawing and painting classes in the studio of Jeanne Brun (retired professor from the Bordeaux School of Fine Arts, painter) at 39 rue Capdeville [...]

ARTISTIC TRAINING IN PARALLEL WITH UNIVERSITY STUDY

 1974 to 1978: Drawing and painting classes in the studio of Jeanne Brun (retired professor from the Bordeaux School of Fine Arts, painter) at 39 rue Capdeville (Bordeaux)

 1977 to 1984: Credits in Fine Arts of Antiquity, the Middle Ages, the Modern Period, and the Contemporary Period at the University of Bordeaux 3

 1985 to 1994: Drawing and painting classes in the studio of Hashpa Haspica (graduate of the National School of Fine Arts in Prague, art therapist) and Painter) at 27, rue de l'Amiral Mouchez, Paris 13th, then at 4, impasse Guémenée, Paris 4th

ICON TRAINING

 Russian icon workshop with Lydia Khripouchine in 2004-2005

 Byzantine icon workshop with Eva Vlavianos in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

 Russian and Byzantine icon workshop with Father Egon Sendler from 2004 to 2012

 "Wisdom of Art": Iconographic and theological tour with Father Egon Sendler from February 14 to 17, 2005 at the Manrèse Jesuit Spiritual Center - 5, rue Fauveau - 92140 Clamart

COMMISSIONS:

2006: Decoration of the Communion Table of the Church of Saint Joan of Arc in Meudon (92) at the request of Father Ronald Cosic, parish priest: 14 tempera icons

2007: Decoration of the Choir of the Church of Saint Joan of Arc in Meudon (92) commissioned by the Parish Council of the Church of Saint Joan of Arc: 6 oil paintings of Saints.

2008: Wall paintings, in oils, for Father Ketterer, for:
- Saint François de Sales Parish (9214 Clamart): 3 paintings of Saints.
- Sainte Marie-Madeleine Parish (92350 le Plessis Robinson): 3 paintings of Saints.

2009: Icon of the Crucifixion for Father Nocolas Kisselhoss, for the church of Béthisy Saint Martin (60 320)

2010: Two paintings commissioned for the Year of the Priest by Father Cosic (parish priest of Sainte Jeanne d'Arc de Meudon): Saint Jean-Marie Vianney and Blessed Father Brottier.

2010-2011: Oil on canvas of the Resurrection commissioned by the chaplain of the Percy Army Hospital in Clamart

2014: Icon of Saint Genevieve for the Orthodox Community of Clamart (Rue du Moulin de Pierres)

ACTIVE MEMBER:

Member of the Association of Artists in Meudon
Member of the Association of Châtillonnais Artists (ADAC)
Member of the Society of Fine Arts of Clamart (SBAC)
Member of the "Academic of Santarita in Honorem" (Turin, Italy)
Associate Academician of the Academy of Fine Arts of Saint Louis (Papetoaï – French Polynesia)