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 Hommage à Klimt collection.
Tribute to Klimt - Standard Seated Cat
Availability :
Made to Order - Given the exceptional demand we experienced through the end of February, the large number of orders we have received, and pending the upcoming equipment investments needed to increase production, manufacturing lead times may be around 20 weeks for parts that are not in stock. We appreciate your understanding.15 x 10 - H. 18 cm
Collection : Tribute to Klimt
Model : Standard Sitting Cat
Design : Gilles Le Guen and Maïté Bouchard
The Kiss is the most famous of Gustav Klimt's works, considered the peak of the Austrian master's golden period.
This icon of Art Nouveau has become for Vienna what the Mona Lisa is for Paris.
Gilles Le Guen for the Faïenceries et Emaux de Longwy pays tribute to the artist by mixing gold leaves and Byzantine volutes.
An exceptional collection.
Numbered and limited to 250 copies
Model in : Enamel
Catalogue number: 609080
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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