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L'Incandescent, 60 x 102 cm, Acrylic, palette knife. Animal art in acrylic with palette knife, incandescent rearing horse in fire tones, unique piece signed Camille, Totem Sauvage

L'Incandescent

Sold 60 x 102 cm · Acrylic, palette knife

580 €

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Certificate of authenticity

  • ·Unique number, piece 1/1
  • ·Signature of the artist Camille
  • ·Materials and dimensions described
  • ·Photograph of the piece included

Paper document shipped with the work, plus a signed PDF by email.

Why this animal

The incandescent horse is the fire one carries within: that intensity which asks no permission to burn. L'Incandescent holds the wall like the trace of an energy that does not go out. Camille painted it for the one who owns their own flame.

L'Incandescent is a work that burns. This rearing horse seems inhabited by an inner fire, an ardent energy that radiates from the heart of the animal to the edges of the panel.

Acrylic with a palette knife is the ideal medium to convey this incandescence. Camille works the material in depth, depositing colour in generous layers that give the surface an almost magmatic quality.

A unique piece of the Les Cavaliers collection, L'Incandescent is an original horse painting painted and signed by Camille.

L'Incandescent is addressed to collectors who seek intensity.

Shown at real scale : 60 x 102 cm

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Works from the same collection

The journal Read the story: The horse in art: from prehistory to the present day

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