Jean-Pierre LE BOUL'CH (1940-2001). La grille, 1975. Acrylic on canvas signed and dated lower left, countersigned and dated on the back. Cartel of La Peau du Chat on the stretcher. Height 130 cm - Width 160 cm Provenance : - Collection of the La Peau du Chat collective, attributed by lot to one of the members of the collective, then by descent. Bibliography: Daniel Hémard. Jean-Pierre Le Boul'ch. Édition Pernod Mécénat, 1990. Reproduced on page 99 under reference "document n°31". Note: Close to the Figuration narrative movement, his work was introduced in many of its exhibitions thanks to Gérald Gassiot-Talabot, the movement's theoretician. Jean-Pierre Le Boul'ch uses photography as a tool in his work, employing the recurring motif of the grid and grasslands to convey a certain pain and intensity, giving way to light.
Estimate
€200 - €300
Result
€700
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28.8%
Jean-Pierre LE BOUL'CH (1940-2001).
La grille, 1975.
Acrylic on canvas signed and dated lower left, countersigned and dated on the back.
Cartel of La Peau du Chat on the stretcher.
Height 130 cm - Width 160 cm
Provenance :
- Collection of the La Peau du Chat collective, attributed by lot to one of the members of the collective, then by descent.
Bibliography: Daniel Hémard. Jean-Pierre Le Boul'ch. Édition Pernod Mécénat, 1990. Reproduced on page 99 under reference "document n°31".
Note: Close to the Figuration narrative movement, his work was introduced in many of its exhibitions thanks to Gérald Gassiot-Talabot, the movement's theoretician.
Jean-Pierre Le Boul'ch uses photography as a tool in his work, employing the recurring motif of the grid and grasslands to convey a certain pain and intensity, giving way to light.
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