Chabaud Jean Luc Beauduc Beach Camargue Beached Boats Marine Signed 20th Century Rt1219

Oil on framed canvas, representing boats stranded on the beach of Beauduc in Camargue, forming what the locals called: ''a cathedral of boats'' Indeed, this very graphic site is remarkably interpreted by the artist who gives it a spiritual and sacred dimension, thanks in particular to the treatment of colors and light.
Beauduc is a natural site located in the greater Camargue in the commune of Arles and Saintes Maries de la Mer.
It includes one of the largest sandy beaches in the Mediterranean, lagoons and a village of huts (the hamlet of Sablons).
Beauduc beach had its moment of glory in the 1970s, when it was a "free zone", that is to say occupied without authorization and urbanized without planning permission. Many "wild" huts were then set up, becoming meeting places where locals and jet-set people rubbed shoulders.
Signed CHABAUD lower left and on the back of the painting
Dated 89 on the back, Dedicated.

Biography:
Jean-Luc Chabaud is a French artist born in 1953. From a young age, he discovered the works of Ucello, Zurbaran, Joarden at the Louvre Museum... He first worked in the academic style and the copy of the Great Masters of painting. His style, his palette, his refined graphics with a broad and solid fabric, his light, are now his own and personal.
His works with a very assertive technique, have earned him a clear and growing success both in France (Paris, Barbizon, Honfleur) and in the United States.

Condition:
Good condition Dimensions with frame: 78 x 67 cm
Dimensions without frame: 65 x 54 cm
Weight: 2.935 kg

SHIPPING: To find out the shipping costs before purchasing, click on Buy online and select your country, or contact us by email.
CAREFUL PACKAGING.
Colissimo tracking, national and international, registered with insurance.
PAYMENT:
Payment method: French check, bank transfer, Paypal or credit card (via Paypal).
A QUESTION?:
French speakers: by phone or email. Non-French speakers: by email. (indicate your country).
Telephone: Mobile 06 12 60 39 35