F. Perloux, Chemin des bois, 1936, Oil on Cardboard, Framed

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Self-taught Swiss painter of the 21st century.


This work of art depicts a forest scene of remarkable and serene beauty. … Read more Self-taught Swiss painter of the 21st century.


This work of art depicts a forest scene of remarkable and serene beauty. The painting captures the majesty of a coniferous forest, where the trees rise elegantly, their tops almost touching the sky. The artist has meticulously detailed each trunk and branch, highlighting the rough texture of the bark and the fineness of the dark green needles. The choice of composition transports the viewer to the heart of nature, where rocky paths wind through lush vegetation. The rocks are painted with a precision which accentuates their solidity and their timeless presence. Their juxtaposition with the soft rug of green moss highlights a harmonious contrast between the hardness of the stone and the softness of the vegetation. The diffused light, skillfully handled by the artist, caresses the undergrowth, creating plays of light and shadow which give a peaceful and mystical atmosphere to the scene. This subtle treatment of light evokes a quiet morning after a light rain, when the air is still fresh and the drops of water sparkle gently on the needles of the fir trees. The hues used are both rich and natural, ranging from deep greens to earthy browns, and perfectly capture the living, changing essence of a forest in full bloom. This work stands out for its ability to immerse the viewer in a world of calm and serenity, inviting contemplation and escape. It is a vibrant tribute to the wild and untouched beauty of nature. Original frame
Golden wooden frame
32 x 40.5 x 3 cm This piece has an attribution mark,
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