l'Etang24" x 20"

$2,775.00 CAD

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About the Artwork

L'Etang is a 24" × 20" oil on canvas completed in 2025 by Robert Savignac, presenting a pond surface filled with floating lily pads set before two small white structures at the edge of a wooded landscape.

The composition is anchored by the pond in the foreground, where overlapping lily pads are rendered with broad, textured brushstrokes in varied greens and pale yellows. Reeds and grasses rise along the water’s edge, interspersed with small yellow flowers that punctuate the surrounding foliage. The water surface is constructed with layered blue and green passages, creating a clear separation between reflections and plant forms.

In the background, two simple white buildings with brown doors and window trim sit among tall grasses and trees. Vertical tree trunks and dense green foliage form a stable backdrop to the horizontal movement of the pond surface. From a distance the painting reads as a balanced arrangement of green and blue planes; at closer range, individual strokes and colour shifts remain visible.

Dimensions and Details

Title: L'Etang
Artist: Robert Savignac (1946–)
Year: 2025
Size: 24" × 20" (61.0 × 50.8 cm)
Medium: Oil on canvas
Surface: Canvas
Display: Framed (frame included in the listed price)

Acquisition Enquiries

L'Etang is available through West End Gallery. We invite collectors to enquire directly to confirm availability, review framing details, and discuss shipping options quoted by destination. Private viewing appointments can be arranged, and layaway may be available. Complimentary delivery is available within Edmonton.

Citations

West End Gallery Ltd., internal inventory record C25116, L'Etang, 2025.
West End Gallery Ltd., studio photography for L'Etang (C25116), 2025.

Accessibility Description

A vertical-format painting shows a pond in the foreground filled with overlapping round lily pads painted in pale and mid-tone greens with yellow highlights. The water beneath them is blue with green reflections, applied in visible, textured strokes. Tall green grasses and reeds rise along the pond’s edge, with small yellow flowers scattered among them. In the background, two small white buildings sit side by side: the left has a brown door, and the right has two windows with brown trim. Behind and around the buildings are tall trees with dark trunks and dense green foliage. The upper portion of the painting is dominated by layered greens, while the lower portion is divided between water and plant growth. The artist’s signature appears at the lower right.

Full Provenance

2025: West End Gallery Ltd., inventory reference C25116 (additional prior ownership history not documented in the materials provided).

Disclaimer

This description has been prepared by West End Gallery using original documentation and current scholarship. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor variations or additional information may emerge through ongoing research. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to contact us to confirm any details critical to their acquisition decision.

l'Etang | 24" x 20"

About the Artwork

L'Etang is a 24" × 20" oil on canvas completed in 2025 by Robert Savignac, presenting a pond surface filled with floating lily pads set before two small white structures at the edge of a wooded landscape.

The composition is anchored by the pond in the foreground, where overlapping lily pads are rendered with broad, textured brushstrokes in varied greens and pale yellows. Reeds and grasses rise along the water’s edge, interspersed with small yellow flowers that punctuate the surrounding foliage. The water surface is constructed with layered blue and green passages, creating a clear separation between reflections and plant forms.

In the background, two simple white buildings with brown doors and window trim sit among tall grasses and trees. Vertical tree trunks and dense green foliage form a stable backdrop to the horizontal movement of the pond surface. From a distance the painting reads as a balanced arrangement of green and blue planes; at closer range, individual strokes and colour shifts remain visible.

Dimensions and Details

Title: L'Etang
Artist: Robert Savignac (1946–)
Year: 2025
Size: 24" × 20" (61.0 × 50.8 cm)
Medium: Oil on canvas
Surface: Canvas
Display: Framed (frame included in the listed price)

Acquisition Enquiries

L'Etang is available through West End Gallery. We invite collectors to enquire directly to confirm availability, review framing details, and discuss shipping options quoted by destination. Private viewing appointments can be arranged, and layaway may be available. Complimentary delivery is available within Edmonton.

Citations

West End Gallery Ltd., internal inventory record C25116, L'Etang, 2025.
West End Gallery Ltd., studio photography for L'Etang (C25116), 2025.

Accessibility Description

A vertical-format painting shows a pond in the foreground filled with overlapping round lily pads painted in pale and mid-tone greens with yellow highlights. The water beneath them is blue with green reflections, applied in visible, textured strokes. Tall green grasses and reeds rise along the pond’s edge, with small yellow flowers scattered among them. In the background, two small white buildings sit side by side: the left has a brown door, and the right has two windows with brown trim. Behind and around the buildings are tall trees with dark trunks and dense green foliage. The upper portion of the painting is dominated by layered greens, while the lower portion is divided between water and plant growth. The artist’s signature appears at the lower right.

Full Provenance

2025: West End Gallery Ltd., inventory reference C25116 (additional prior ownership history not documented in the materials provided).

Disclaimer

This description has been prepared by West End Gallery using original documentation and current scholarship. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor variations or additional information may emerge through ongoing research. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to contact us to confirm any details critical to their acquisition decision.