Altaïr by Jean-Pierre Andre Leclercq

Painting, Oil on canvas
One of a kind artwork
46 x 38 cm


2026
1.060,00 €
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Signed on the front
Signed certificate of authenticity
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Subtitle


Alice 10


Original artwork description


This oil painting features Alice, who poses nude with her arms crossed in front of her opulent chest. She has fair skin and her red hair is tied back. Her expression is serene, despite her almost closed eyes and slightly parted lips. The background is dark, which makes her pale complexion and the warm tones of her hair and skin stand out. The painting highlights the light and texture, creating a realistic and intimate portrait.
The subtle play of shadows and lights highlights the depth of emotions, between strength and gentleness. This painting invites you to feel the beauty of the suspended moment, bringing a warm and elegant energy to your space.


More details


Subject

Nudes and erotic

Style

Photorealism

Orientation

Portrait

Size
46 x 38 cm, 1 kg
Created
2025 - 2026/01/6
Artwork is painted over the edge
yes


Substrate and Material


Substrate »

Canvas


Material »

Oilcolor



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Frequently asked questions about this work

Who created “Altaïr”?

“Altaïr” was created by Jean-Pierre Andre Leclercq.

How big is “Altaïr”?

The work measures 46 x 38 cm (height x width).

Is “Altaïr” still available?

“Altaïr” has already been sold.

When was “Altaïr” made?

The work was completed in 2026.

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