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Contemporary artwork, created by Dabancourt, Named
2021_Désordre amoureux_(50x70 cm)

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Type

Unique work

Date of creation

2021

Technique

Drawing

Drawing: art and means of communication!

Both an art and a means of communication, drawing has been mastered for more than 67,000 years by men, while they have only been able to write for 5,500 years. Children also often draw before they can even speak. The first sketches were made by the Romans. Subsequently, it was during the Renaissance that this art was revolutionized. In the 17th century, contemporary artists Rembrandt and Poussin brought modernization and a new vision. Formerly called a contemporary artist, today the designer expresses himself in comics, manga, illustrations, press cartoons...

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Medium

Mixed technique

Mixed technique drawing

Considered a very ancient art form, drawing has undergone many evolutions since its appearance. This progress is partly due to the different artistic movements born throughout history. From the emerging artistic movements, mixed media has been and remains to this day the prerogative of several designers. The latter knew how to exploit it well by highlighting the great potential of its use. Many contemporary artists at ARTactif specialize in mixed media drawing. Thanks to their creations, you will be able to view and order beautiful, captivating drawings on ARTactif.

Story about drawing and mixed media

Described to Fine Arts students as the basis of all artistic work, drawing is however far from being a simple foundation. It began in caves and underground shelters in prehistoric times. This form of visual representation has evolved greatly after experiencing multiple changes during antiquity, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th centuries.

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Theme

Nature

Dimensions

W. 50 x L. 70 cm

Weight

1000 g

Framing

Work signed by the artist

Yes

Certificate of authenticity

Yes

Description

Polished stoneThis series predates the Stone Age and is more diligent and wiser. The social chaos in which we live and encounter each day makes me think of the pebbles on the banks of the Aveyron. A little line… drawn, scratched, a line that seems to flow naturally. It's difficult to fix things, even though the work is extremely precise. Because the artist's goal is to find the medium that allows him to represent what he wants. “There is one thing in common between all my works,” explains Eric Dabancourt: nature, near or far. The mineral, the plant, which allows a vibration of matter, of light. He immersed himself in landscapes, discovered them, appreciated them and wanted to transcribe on paper what he felt on the ground. And to do this, he simply adapted the tools and techniques he knew. Another way of describing this work.

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