Oil on Canvas, Albert Deman, Still Life, 20th-Century

Description

Very beautiful oil on canvas of the french painter and sculptor, albert deman (1929-1996).
it is a still life representing … more Very beautiful oil on canvas of the french painter and sculptor, albert deman (1929-1996).
it is a still life representing a magnificent wicker basket where are mixed fruits and flowers, pears and anemones, placed on the corner of a scarf laid on the white and black tile sublimated by a magnificent american box frame.

its gilded wooden frame sublimates the pastel tones chosen by the author.

period : xxth century
dimensions : h :60 x w :100cm
signature : in the background on the right

still life painting is considered as an artistic genre equal to landscape, portrait, genre scene and history paintings. 

still life works deal with anything that is considered non-living or no longer living: food, fruit, flowers, game or various objects. 

all of these elements are organized within a precise framework, thought out by the artist to create a symbolic and technical composition.

objects, fruits and flowers are in painting, what words are for language, that is to say a signifier for a signified, or incire a precise concept. 

according to the periods and cultures, the same object can intersect several symbols.  

artists take into account these symbolic elements in their compositions, however the existence of contradictory meanings in the same symbolic object is not a problem. 

each of the objects depicted may reveal its true meaning depending on the circumstances and its presentation in the work. 

however, we must avoid giving painters too many intentions in the elaboration of their still life, at the risk of distorting the perception of what still life was once. 

this symbolic vagueness offered an important freedom to these men of the renaissance and modern times by leaving them the possibility of reading into it what is in conformity with their aspirations.  this piece has an attribution mark,
i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
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