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All the better to eat you with, my child

On 25 November 2018

Oil on wood – 9,45 x 12,99 inch – Unique work

Jean-Luc doesn’t like stories. He hates this so-called privileged moment with his father when he reads a story to him. And during the weekends, it’s even worst, because as there is more time, it is his mother’s turn but with a fairy tale. And it has become unbearable.

Medusa

By SidranneGB

On 25 November 2018

In Flora

Oil on wood – 11,81 x 11,81 inch – Unique work

Once upon a time, in a country far far away, there was a tiny garden inhabited by extraordinary flowers.

Charly

By SidranneGB

On 19 November 2018

In Fauna

Oil on canvas – 10,63 x 13,78 inch – Unique work – SOLD

As far as I can remember, I’ve always wanted a cat. I’ve always loved this pet. Why ?

Saint Lazare station

By SidranneGB

On 15 October 2018

In Stories

Inspired by Edouard Manet (1832-1883) – The railway (1872-1873) – Oil on canvas – 14,96 x 18,11 inch

Modeste has a date this morning. She took her little niece Victoire to the Saint Lazare station. The puppy of the little girl is here too. He fell asleep on the young woman’s lap.

Daisy

By SidranneGB

On 10 October 2018

In Flora

Oil on canvas – 10,63 x 18,11 inch – Unique work

No, as far as I’m concerned, this word doesn’t remind me of a flower but rather a name.

Lonely

By SidranneGB

On 31 August 2018

In Stories

Inspired by Henri de Toulouse Lautrec (1864-1901) – Alone (1896) – Pastel on beige paper – 5,12 x 7,87 inch – SOLD

The word loneliness comes from the Latin solus meaning “alone”.

Caspar David Friedrich

By SidranneGB

On 31 August 2018

In Painters

Caspar David Friedrich (September 5, 1774 – May 7, 1840) is a German painter and draftsman, considered the most significant and influential of the nineteenth-century German romantic painting.

Chaos, Hero?

By SidranneGB

On 31 August 2018

In Stories

Inspired by Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840) – The traveller contemplating a sea of clouds (1818) – Oil on canvas – 15,75 x 11,81 inch

While Gaspard stands right on the top of the rock facing the clouds and mountains huge show, he remembers these few lines of Homer’s Iliad: “Only life does not return; it can not be taken back or recovered, when it has teeth through the fence. “.