Antoine Paneda (1929) - La belle dénudée - The beautiful Naked - Original Pastel
Antoine Paneda (1929) - La belle dénudée - The beautiful Naked - Original Pastel
Antoine Paneda (1929) - La belle dénudée - The beautiful Naked - Original Pastel
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Antoine Paneda (1929) - La belle dénudée - The beautiful Naked - Original Pastel

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Antoine PANEDA (1929)

NAME:                       La belle dénudée

ENGLISH NAME:     The beautiful naked

MEDIUM:                  Pastel

SIGNATURE:            Signed lower right.

SIZE:                         46 x 35 cm (18 x 13.75 inches)

IMAGE is ACTUAL ARTWORK

Artwork is framed as pictured and will ship in the frame.

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Antoine Paneda (1929-), a French artist, lives in Nièvre , France and is known for his realistic style.

He met Olga Olby, a renowned painter in 1952, and is played a decisive role in his career.   He stated in an interview (translated to English), “I am unconditional on the figurative, I paint what I see, what everyone sees.  But I arrange my painting in my own way.  I modify the structure to adapt it to my own feelings for nature.”

He has exhibited at:

     Galerie des Indépendants (Paris

     UN Palace (Geneva),

     Saint-Cyr gallery (Nevers)

     Lund (Sweden)

He enjoys exhibiting because it give him the opportunity to meet other artists and discuss techniques. He also likes to talk with the visitors to hear their thoughts on his art and to give them insight into his.

He was also a part of the Cercle Artistique Decizois (CAD) spring exhibition, on the theme of summer, at the Olga-Olby room. (click the name for their facebook site).