These three works have been created to showcase the cultural heritage of the town of Courbevoie. They reflect a city on the move with a rich past.
Have a good visit
First painting
This work combines the industrial elements present in Courbevoie's past. The fumes and plumes of perfume are intermingled. The steam train is a reminder of the past. All these curved shapes create a movement that brings the scene to life. Counsuelo turns her back to us to look at this landscape, to which she has contributed through her donations to the town of Courbevoie. She embodies the past and culture.
Dimensions: H 193 cm / W 120 cm
Techniques: Watercolour, ink, Indian ink, black felt-tip pen, paint felt-tip pen, dry pastels.
300g/m2 watercolour paper.
1300€
Second painting
This work combines elements of Courbevoie's architectural heritage. We find a horizontal reading from the quays of the Seine to the towers of La Défense. The warm colours blend together. Still in the centre, we find a human cultural figure of the city.
The superimpositions of monuments and clouds create a visual incoherence that makes the monuments stand out.
The decomposed Little Lion is also hidden, blending into the landscape.
Dimensions: H 192 cm / W 134 cm
Techniques: Watercolour, ink, Indian ink, black felt-tip pen, paint felt-tip pen, dry pastels.
300gsm watercolour paper.
1600€
Third painting
This work shows the lightness of life in Curvesville. The perspective is different from the other two works, as it brings more life to the fore. The movement of the Seine and the coloured shadows dress up the space. This painting is less representative of the town's heritage, but highlights the quality of life in Courbevoie.
It's easy to imagine a picnic or an afternoon sitting peacefully on the quayside with a glass of wine.
Dimensions: H 193 cm / W 120 cm
Techniques: Watercolour, ink, Indian ink, black felt-tip pen, paint felt-tip pen, dry pastels.
300gsm watercolour paper.