Georges Hosotte (1936) Large Canvas - Orange Spring Sky - 1995 - 100 Cm X 86 Cm
Artist: Georges Hosotte (1936)
Georges Hosotte (1936) –
Orange Spring Sky, 1995
Oil on canvas
Signed lower right: HosotteDated and titled on the back: Orange Spring Sky – Hosotte 95
Canvas dimensions: 73 × 60 cm
Dimensions with frame: 99.5 × 86 cm
Condition: Excellent. Canvas in very good condition, with vivid and fresh colors; perfectly matched period gilded frame.
Ready to hang.
Description
Immerse yourself in the dazzling light of a Burgundian spring! In *Orange Spring Sky* (1995), Georges Hosotte unleashes the full expressive power of his talent to capture the magical moment when nature bursts with life.
A glowing sky, with flamboyant shades of orange, pink, and purple, dominates the rolling landscape. In the foreground, fruit trees in full bloom spread their branches laden with white and pink flowers, while the lush greenery and ochre hues of the cultivated fields shimmer in the light.
In the distance, a picturesque village with its bell tower nestles into the hillside, adding a touch of serene humanity to this symphony of color.Hosotte excels in his mastery of explosive color and generous brushwork: dynamic impasto, splashes of paint, and bold contrasts create an effect reminiscent of a reimagined Impressionist style, where light becomes the true subject of the painting.
This generously sized work (73 × 60 cm) perfectly embodies the artist’s mature period, in which his passion for the seasons of the Yonne and Burgundy translates into an explosion of joy and vitality.A major decorative piece, ideal for brightening a contemporary or classic interior.
A true ode to spring’s rebirth!
Artist’s Biography
Georges Hosotte, born on June 6, 1936, in Paris, is one of the leading figures in contemporary French painting. Trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Dijon, he quickly developed a personal style, nourished by intense observation of nature and a palette of exceptional richness.
Based in Irancy, in the Yonne department, he finds his inexhaustible inspiration there: vineyard landscapes, cherry blossoms, shifting skies, and the light of the four seasons become the heart of his work.
A painter, watercolorist, and lithographer, he creates most of his works in oil, with a free and expressive brushstroke that evokes both the legacy of the Fauves and the great colorists of the 20th century.
Hosotte has gained international renown for his luminous landscapes.
He exhibits regularly in France and abroad, and his works are included in numerous private and public collections. Together with his son Tristan Hosotte, he carries on this family tradition at the Galerie d’Art Hosotte in Irancy, an iconic hub of Burgundian art.His paintings, always imbued with great poetic power and a celebration of light, continue to captivate art lovers around the world.
Orange Spring Sky, 1995
Oil on canvas
Signed lower right: HosotteDated and titled on the back: Orange Spring Sky – Hosotte 95
Canvas dimensions: 73 × 60 cm
Dimensions with frame: 99.5 × 86 cm
Condition: Excellent. Canvas in very good condition, with vivid and fresh colors; perfectly matched period gilded frame.
Ready to hang.
Description
Immerse yourself in the dazzling light of a Burgundian spring! In *Orange Spring Sky* (1995), Georges Hosotte unleashes the full expressive power of his talent to capture the magical moment when nature bursts with life.
A glowing sky, with flamboyant shades of orange, pink, and purple, dominates the rolling landscape. In the foreground, fruit trees in full bloom spread their branches laden with white and pink flowers, while the lush greenery and ochre hues of the cultivated fields shimmer in the light.
In the distance, a picturesque village with its bell tower nestles into the hillside, adding a touch of serene humanity to this symphony of color.Hosotte excels in his mastery of explosive color and generous brushwork: dynamic impasto, splashes of paint, and bold contrasts create an effect reminiscent of a reimagined Impressionist style, where light becomes the true subject of the painting.
This generously sized work (73 × 60 cm) perfectly embodies the artist’s mature period, in which his passion for the seasons of the Yonne and Burgundy translates into an explosion of joy and vitality.A major decorative piece, ideal for brightening a contemporary or classic interior.
A true ode to spring’s rebirth!
Artist’s Biography
Georges Hosotte, born on June 6, 1936, in Paris, is one of the leading figures in contemporary French painting. Trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Dijon, he quickly developed a personal style, nourished by intense observation of nature and a palette of exceptional richness.
Based in Irancy, in the Yonne department, he finds his inexhaustible inspiration there: vineyard landscapes, cherry blossoms, shifting skies, and the light of the four seasons become the heart of his work.
A painter, watercolorist, and lithographer, he creates most of his works in oil, with a free and expressive brushstroke that evokes both the legacy of the Fauves and the great colorists of the 20th century.
Hosotte has gained international renown for his luminous landscapes.
He exhibits regularly in France and abroad, and his works are included in numerous private and public collections. Together with his son Tristan Hosotte, he carries on this family tradition at the Galerie d’Art Hosotte in Irancy, an iconic hub of Burgundian art.His paintings, always imbued with great poetic power and a celebration of light, continue to captivate art lovers around the world.
2 950 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting
Width: 100
Height: 86
Reference (ID): 1787125
Availability: In stock
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