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Joyal, 1997
Oil on canva
162 x 130 cm
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Portrait Cézanne fond clair, 1998 - 1999
Oil on canva
27 x 22 cm
Collection particulière -
Femme fond orange, 1999
Oil on canva
27 x 22 cm
Collection particulière -
Figure avec fruits fond vert, 1998 - 1999
Oil on canvas
27 x 22 cm
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Portrait noir aux fruits, 2000
Oil on canva
150 x 130 cm
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Monsieur J, 2000
Oil on canva
81 x 65 cm
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Adrien (série repas), 2003
Repas
Oil on canva
100 x 80 cm
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Portrait de Cézanne fond vert, 1999
Oil on canva
100 x 81 cm
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Portrait de femme (Fred), 2000
Oil on canva
100 x 81 cm
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Autoportrait, 2000
Oil on canva
73 x 60 cm
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Jeune Prince, 2001
Oil on canva
81 x 65 cm
Collection particulière -
Enfant, 2001
Oil on canva
81 x 65 cm
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Intrus, 2001
Oil on canva
81 x 65 cm
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Madone, 2002
Oil on canva
130 x 130 cm
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Goya bleu foncé rouge, 2003
huile sur toile
116 x 89 cm
Collection particulière -
Goya noir vert, 2003
huile sur toile
116 x 89 cm
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Duchesse de Goya gris foncée, 2000
Oil on canvas
116 x 89 cm
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Détail n° 1, 2010
huile sur toile
97 x 130 cm
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Repas - détail 19, 2010
oil on canvas
27 x 22 cm
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Repas - détail 21, 2010
huile sur toile
27 x 22 cm
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Repas - détail 20, 2010
huile dur toile
27 x 22 cm
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Fils et figure fond jaune, 2014
Oil on canvas
150 x 150 cm
Collection particulière -
Groupe fond rouge et noir, 2014
Oil on canvas
150 x 150 cm
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Fils fond bleu, 2014
Oil on canvas
160 x 200 cm
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Radeau, tête, fond blanc et vert, 2014
Oil on canvas
50 x 50 cm
Collection particulière -
Fond vert, 2016
Série Les Drapiers
Oil on canvas
160 x 160 cm
Introduction
Martin Bruneau has been living for twenty years on the edge of abstraction and figuration and does not sweep to fast the questions of representation and resemblance. In the representation of man, the artist is constantly looking for this possible recognition, how much could you disfigure the model without depriving him from his essential forms which make him recognizable for his viewer.
Martin Bruneau's painting is questioning the great masters' legacy in the light of contemporary painting.
