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Laurent Pate (1970) - Psyché

Laurent Pate (1970) - Psyché

Attention delivery after July 3 Laurent Paté is a French painter whose work stands out for a vibrant, expressive approach to color and matter. Originally from Normandy, he found in knife-painted oil techniques a method that suits his creative energy and his desire to give relief to his compositions. His works oscillate between maritime landscapes inspired by Brittany and Normandy, and more contemporary creations where abstraction meets a certain emotional spontaneity. Each canvas seems to reflect a mood, a moment captured with intensity. On the Catawiki platform, his paintings regularly find buyers, evidencing a growing interest in his artistic universe. One finds marine representations, animal scenes, or freer explorations of form and color. The auctions highlight the public’s appreciation for his generous and instinctive style. Laurent Paté does not hesitate to play with light and textures to bring his subjects to life, thus creating an immediate connection with the viewer. His art, both accessible and sincere, finds its place with collectors in France and internationally. Drouot appraisal The painting will be covered with a layer of protective varnish. Certificate of authenticity provided Happy bidding to all.

Estimate:£251.19

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