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Nathalie
Lepine |
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| Answer | Blue Lady | Courbe 3 |
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| Geometric head | Homme | La mère et l'enfant |
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| La tête au long cou | The squares | Tranche de vie |
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| Le nu | Saint-Martin | Church |
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After
spending ten years with a day job, Nathalie Lépine leads a
most enviable life. Her artwork is exceptionally elegant, and her
life is composed of her greatest passions : painting, raising her
child, and living on the beautiful island of Sint-Maarten. Even with
all her good fortune, Lépine keeps a good measure of controlled
repose in her artwork. Her paintings - thoughtful, Modigliani - like
abstraction - show life's beauty through stillness. Lépine
mixes warm and figurative allusions and representational depiction.
Her work is saprs and beautiful. She achieves psychological affect
with what is shown and also hidden. Eyes, mouths, breasts, passageways
and openings are laid out with cool reserve. Her world is inviting.
It is a quiet, contemplative, yet subtly sensuous place. Lépine
began painting in 1998 after her passion grew out of a chance afternoon
of sketching. She worked with notable painter Mohand Saci, whose advice
in oil she hold close today. Everyday Lépine paints, giving
of herself and painting from her gut - a so far well-regarding exercise. |
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