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Jean-Noël Le Junter

Les barques de la pointe courte à sète

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40 x 40 cm

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Oil painting

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One of a kind work

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Mounted Canvas

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40 x 40 cm

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Yes (47 x 47 cm)

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"This oil on linen canvas represents the Pointe Courte district in Sète. Dear Brassens, this place is one of my favorite subjects. It is a complex subject because of the bric-a-brac and broc huts at the Pointe du Rat (and not the Raz!), the numerous nets and capecades that dry out everywhere, boats of all shapes (for oyster collecting, fishing, jousts, ...) and various objects. I try to synthesize to keep the essence and give the atmosphere of this place so special." - Jean-Noël Le Junter

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Jean-Noël Le Junter

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Saint-Gély du Fesc (34), France

88 works

JN Le Juneter was born in 1952 and received a Master of Arts from the Clermont-Ferrand University in 1973.

After receiving his teaching certificate in and serving in the army, he became a professional painter in 2000 and has been a member of the 'Maison des Artistes' ever since. Le Junter has received numerous prizes and been exhibited in eighteen galleries in France and abroad between 2000 and 2019. He lives and works in the South of France.

A bit about his work: ''[...] In landscapes, seascapes , portraits and nudes he always starts on location or with live models making sketches and watercolours which will then enable him to work in his studio. [..] He is more interested in atmospheres than in reality and tries to convey his sensations and simplify this reality in order to retain only the essential while at the same time focusing on colours [..]'' translated from Midi Libre, December 2016