Gilles Le Guen has lived and painted in Tahiti since 1983. He began his apprenticeship in Paris, at the Nissim de Camondo Museum and at the Académie Julian of the ESAG Penninghen. During all these years, he has immersed himself in the local Polynesian culture. His paintings tell stories. His sources of inspiration are the past and the future, imagination, travel, continents, Atlantis, Mu and contacts with space civilizations, craps circle... He has created reproductions of the Master Paul Gauguin for the Tahiti International Airport and large paintings for the Tahiti Hilton Hotel.
This model can be found in the Marquises Gauguin collection.
Marquises - Boule Midi
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Description
Ø 16 - H. 18
Collection : Marquises
Model: Boule Midi
Designer : Le Guen and Bouchard
After Paul Gauguin and Jacques Brel, Gilles Le Guen and Maïté Bouchard explore the Marquesas on this superb collection in Emaux de Longwy.
Warmth and tonic colors compose these paintings where we discover a marvelous, soothing and serene nature.
A legend reveals the creation of these islands by the two gods Oatea 'Light of the day' and Atanua 'Light of the dawn'. The luminosity of these achievements seems to join the legend.
Model in : Enamel
Catalogue number: 169073
Designer
Gilles Le Guen has lived and painted in Tahiti since 1983. He began his apprenticeship in Paris, at the Nissim de Camondo Museum and at the Académie Julian of the ESAG Penninghen. During all these years, he has immersed himself in the local Polynesian culture. His paintings tell stories. His sources of inspiration are the past and the future, imagination, travel, continents, Atlantis, Mu and contacts with space civilizations, craps circle... He has created reproductions of the Master Paul Gauguin for the Tahiti International Airport and large paintings for the Tahiti Hilton Hotel.
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