Lease artwork "Près Du Pont Du Rialto" by Charlotte Lachapelle with an option to purchase
Paintings by Charlotte Lachapelle are available for lease with purchase option
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About the author
Charlotte Lachapelle is a contemporary French painter renowned for her ability to capture the essence of joy and delicacy on canvas. Hailing from the picturesque region of Lot, this artist finds inspiration in the enchanting world she envisions. With a penchant for blending dreamlike elements with realism, Charlotte traverses this delicate balance with joy and subtlety, bringing to life the dreams of her childhood through the medium of painting.
Her artistic expression weaves harmonious atmospheres of chromatic brilliance and innocence, reinventing both bucolic countryside scenes and the naive charm of Parisian urban landscapes. Laughing with colors, Charlotte's palette narrates tales of tenderness and freshness, depicting an enchanting world where meticulously crafted characters freely wander among charming cottages.
A self-taught artist, Charlotte Lachapelle has dedicated 25 years to her craft, recounting scenes of conviviality with the precision of an ethnographer. Her paintings transport viewers to a time when life moved at a gentler pace, where stress had no place in the city, and the banks of the Seine were alive with the spectacle of barges and tugboats.
Simplification serves as a means for Charlotte to transcend herself, revealing an artist whose seemingly casual approach conceals a highly elaborate technique. While her work exudes instinctive charm, it defies the cliché of childish drawing, showcasing mastery in harmonies and the treatment of light.
As a founding member of the group of primitive painters, Charlotte Lachapelle's work graces various museums, offering a source of happiness to those who engage with it. Her art communicates an impression of peace, tenderness, and freshness - an eloquent testimony of sensitivity and a poetic gaze. In a world that sometimes leans towards gloom, Charlotte's work is a vibrant and sweet reminder, tasting like candy, of the beauty that can be found in the simple joys of life.
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists Artists presented by a gallery
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