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Lise, through her mastery of color, knows how to pay homage to the subject. The wild animals, lions or tigers, are the central animals of the bestiary of this young Pontissal painter. She often represents them frontally, making the most of their fur to play with colors. It is this aspect that attracts the most: colors bordering on expressionism against balanced by looks of astonishing construction and perfect clarity. But far from confining herself to Fauvist beasts, Lise here explores the brute force of other animals: the bulls! So these new canvases, all in power, are dazzling with presence. The animals are no longer drowned in their exuberant fur, but on the contrary highlighted on a gold leaf background. More readily in profile, we observe at leisure the movement of the body, up to the muscles of these animals. Lise no longer paints kings, but gods!

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Cina, Lise Vurpillot

Cina

Lise Vurpillot

Painting - 35.4 x 35.4 x 0.8 inch

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Nanoq

Lise Vurpillot

Painting - 39.4 x 39.4 x 0.8 inch

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Xiong Mao, Lise Vurpillot

Xiong Mao

Lise Vurpillot

Painting - 39.4 x 39.4 x 0.8 inch

$3,553

Delight, Lise Vurpillot

Delight

Lise Vurpillot

Painting - 39.4 x 39.4 x 1.2 inch

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Renard la planée

Lise Vurpillot

Painting - 59.1 x 47.2 x 1.2 inch

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Lise, through her mastery of color, knows how to pay homage to the subject. The wild animals, lions or tigers, are the central animals of the bestiary of this young Pontissal painter. She often represents them frontally, making the most of their fur to play with colors. It is this aspect that attracts the most: colors bordering on expressionism against balanced by looks of astonishing construction and perfect clarity. But far from confining herself to Fauvist beasts, Lise here explores the brute force of other animals: the bulls! So these new canvases, all in power, are dazzling with presence. The animals are no longer drowned in their exuberant fur, but on the contrary highlighted on a gold leaf background. More readily in profile, we observe at leisure the movement of the body, up to the muscles of these animals. Lise no longer paints kings, but gods!

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