Rubary, Landscape with Haystack, 1969, Painting on Ceramic

Description

This table is a unique artistic composition made up of 6 large ceramic tiles, carefully framed. It presents a rural … more This table is a unique artistic composition made up of 6 large ceramic tiles, carefully framed. It presents a rural landscape of harvest, with hay grinds, in the style of large impressionist painters such as Monet and Millet.

The artist managed to capture the beauty and poetry of the rural scene, using impressionist techniques to create a luminous atmosphere and a captivating atmosphere. The bright and vibrant colors add a touch of liveliness to the work, bringing a feeling of freshness and energy.

The artist's signature, Rubary, is found at the bottom left of the painting, testifying to the authenticity and the value of the work. This ceramic composition dating from 1969 represents a skillful mixture between the inspiration of the great impressionist painters and the contemporary creativity of the artist.

This ceramic painting is not only a visually striking work of art, but also a testimony of the passion and talent of the Rubary artist. It constitutes a piece of interest for art collectors, lovers of impressionism and enthusiasts of rural landscapes.

Dimension :
with frame: 54cm x 75cm
Without frame: 39cm x 59cm

20cm x 20cm tiles

The painting is signed lower left: Rubary 1969

Very good quality room with very assertive design.

The table is heavy, 12kg This piece has an attribution mark,
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