Migration d'automne les Oies Blanches | 30" x 36"
About the Artwork
Migration d'automne les Oies Blanches is a 30" x 36" oil painting by contemporary artist Raynald Leclerc. Using the impasto technique, Raynald employs a palette dominated by blues, blacks, and whites to convey the coolness of autumn and the starkness of migrating geese against the sky. Yellow dashes are used to suggest the changing of the season below. This abstract approach evokes the chaotic beauty of birds in flight, where colour and motion are in vibrant flux. Oil paint is the preferred medium due to its rich pigmentation and slow drying time, which allows for meticulous application and blending of colours. Oil ensures that the colours' vibrancy and the textural strokes' fine details endure over time.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 30" x 36"
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Display: This artwork is intended to be displayed framed, and framing is included in the listed price.
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