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"Large Painting By Laurent Guetal, Known As Abbé Guetal (1841-1892)"
Painting of The Chartreuse Mountains and the Drac River by Laurent Guetal (1841-1892) Immerse yourself in the majestic harmony of the Alps with this rare work by Laurent Guétal, a renowned painter of the Dauphiné school, who captures with masterful precision the wild beauty of the Chartreuse Mountains and the banks of the Drac River. A painter and abbot, Guétal is renowned for his spiritually charged landscapes, and this painting is no exception. A vibrant tribute to Alpine nature: The might of the Chartreuse Mountains rises majestically under Guétal's brush, their peaks emerging from the mists in a subtle play of light. The artist captures the soul of the landscape, reflecting both its imposing strength and its serene tranquility. In the foreground, the Drac River winds elegantly, its shimmering waters contrasting with the rocky ruggedness of the mountains. A play of light and textures: A master in the art of representing natural elements, Guétal perfectly transcribes the variations of light on the ridges and valleys, capturing the moment when the sun touches the snow-capped peaks. The finesse of the brushstrokes creates a texture that brings the trees, rocks, and moving water to life, inviting the eye to explore every detail of the landscape. A work at the crossroads of nature and spirituality: Known for his contemplative and almost mystical approach to nature, Guétal expresses here a profound communion between man and his environment. This painting does not simply represent a landscape, it translates its essence, recalling the grandeur and serenity of the mountains, as well as the fragility and fluidity of the Drac River. A treasure for collectors: This unique work, signed by the hand of **Laurent Guétal**, is a rare testimony to the Dauphiné school, an artistic movement influenced by 19th-century alpine landscapes. It is aimed at discerning collectors who love landscape art and want to own a piece that transcends mere visual representation to offer an immersive and emotional experience. A timeless painting: This painting does not just decorate a space, it tells the story of a region, that of the Chartreuse and Drac mountains, and the deep bond between man and nature. It will naturally find its place in an elegant interior, bringing with it the timeless beauty of the French Alps. With this work by **Laurent Guétal**, treat yourself to a piece of artistic history and a vibrant tribute to the wild and grandiose nature of the Alps. Oil on canvas, frame gilded with original gold leaf Canvas dimensions 82.5 x 52 cm
Price: 9 500 €
Artist: Laurent Guetal (1841- 1892)
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Oil painting
Length: 111 cm avec cadre
Height: 81 cm avec cadre

Reference: 1407964
Availability: In stock
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Large Painting By Laurent Guetal, Known As Abbé Guetal (1841-1892)
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