Hervé TÉLÉMAQUE (1937-2022).
"Éclair", 1971.
Acrylic on canvas, signed, titled and dated on the back (traces, craquelure and slight loss of material around the edges).
Height 73 cm - Width : 50 cm

Handwritten note: "Tirage sérigraphique : 100 expl".

Provenance : 
- Private collection of a member of the collector's collective La Peau du Chat, then by descent.

Note: A French artist of Haitian origin associated with surrealism and narrative figuration, his work combines painting, collage and assemblage. Using fragmented images, bright colors and symbols from popular culture, he questions colonialism, identity and consumer society. His work plays on humor and misappropriation to offer a committed critique of the modern world.
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Lot no. 84

Hervé TÉLÉMAQUE (1937-2022). "Éclair", 1971. Acrylic on canvas, signed, titled and dated on the back (traces, craquelure and slight loss of material around the edges). Height 73 cm - Width : 50 cm Handwritten note: "Tirage sérigraphique : 100 expl". Provenance : - Private collection of a member of the collector's collective La Peau du Chat, then by descent. Note: A French artist of Haitian origin associated with surrealism and narrative figuration, his work combines painting, collage and assemblage. Using fragmented images, bright colors and symbols from popular culture, he questions colonialism, identity and consumer society. His work plays on humor and misappropriation to offer a committed critique of the modern world.

Estimate
€10,000 - €15,000
Result
€10,000
Buyer's premium
28.8%
Hervé TÉLÉMAQUE (1937-2022). "Éclair", 1971. Acrylic on canvas, signed, titled and dated on the back (traces, craquelure and slight loss of material around the edges). Height 73 cm - Width : 50 cm Handwritten note: "Tirage sérigraphique : 100 expl". Provenance : - Private collection of a member of the collector's collective La Peau du Chat, then by descent. Note: A French artist of Haitian origin associated with surrealism and narrative figuration, his work combines painting, collage and assemblage. Using fragmented images, bright colors and symbols from popular culture, he questions colonialism, identity and consumer society. His work plays on humor and misappropriation to offer a committed critique of the modern world.
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