Henri-André Martin (1918-2004) - Bateau en construction
The work entitled "Boat under construction" was created by the painter Henri-André MARTIN (1918-2004) . This painting represents a large ocher-red ship being built in a port. The work focuses on geometry, with brushstrokes forming the scene, the boat and the scaffolding surrounding it. The color palette used by the artist creates a warm and vibrant atmosphere that impresses and invites the viewer to dive into the world of shipbuilding, where every detail counts to give birth to a maritime masterpiece.
Henri-André Martin, a painter from Lyon, had a unique style combining cubism and surrealism. Influenced by Picasso, Dali and Miró, Martin created his own artistic vision with bold geometric shapes, bright colors and abstract patterns, using various techniques and mediums.
This is an oil painting on canvas, signed lower left and titled on the back. The dimensions of the work are 22x33cm. Provenance: auction.
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The work entitled "Boat under construction" was created by the painter Henri-André MARTIN (1918-2004) . This painting represents a large ocher-red ship being built in a port. The work focuses on geometry, with brushstrokes forming the scene, the boat and the scaffolding surrounding it. The color palette used by the artist creates a warm and vibrant atmosphere that impresses and invites the viewer to dive into the world of shipbuilding, where every detail counts to give birth to a maritime masterpiece.
Henri-André Martin, a painter from Lyon, had a unique style combining cubism and surrealism. Influenced by Picasso, Dali and Miró, Martin created his own artistic vision with bold geometric shapes, bright colors and abstract patterns, using various techniques and mediums.
This is an oil painting on canvas, signed lower left and titled on the back. The dimensions of the work are 22x33cm. Provenance: auction.
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