Painting by C. Bonnec, landscape of Brittany
- Dimensions :
- H70 x W120 x D15
- Color :
- multicolour
- Material :
- wood
- Style :
- vintage
C. Bonnec corresponds to one of the Bonnec brothers, a duo of contemporary French painter artists active since the 1980s. Alain Bonnec (born in 1952) and Daniel Bonnec (born in 1962) are known for their artistic collaboration, sometimes signing their works together or separately. Their works are exhibited in several museums in France (such as the Musée de la Monnaie de Paris and the Musée d'Art de Rennes) and collected internationally. Their style includes maritime scenes, landscapes, and varied compositions, often created in oil or watercolour. The painting is typical of their production: a scene of boats stranded at low tide, a recurring theme among marine painters, especially in Brittany. The Bonnec brothers have also worked for large Japanese companies and exhibited in Europe, the United States, and Japan. Their signature may vary, but "C. Bonnec" corresponds to one of the brothers or a simplified common signature. Dimensions 120x70cm.