They are four — maybe two couples, maybe just passersby. A small dog, a white dress, a walking stick, a hand on a shoulder, a gaze turned elsewhere. They look to the left, beyond the frame. We sense they're waiting. But for what? The painting won’t tell — it invites us to imagine what happens next.
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Judicial Expert (Pierre Gimenez): Certified appraisal used in legal, tax, and estate contexts.
Technical details
Technique: Acrylic on canvas Dimensions: 60 x 80 cm Year: 2020 Support: Canvas on wooden stretcher bars Framing: no frame Finish: Satin anti-UV varnish Certificate: Original signed artwork, delivered with certificate of authenticity
Artistic approach
With ON THE QUAY, I wanted to paint a moment of everyday life — ordinary, yet full of weight. A dockside scene like many others, yet here, frozen in posture and light. The shadow on the ground becomes as important as the figures themselves. Nothing seems to happen — and yet everything is there: bodies holding still, eyes looking away, the quiet presence of a dog. It’s a painting about suspension, anticipation — about unnamed expectation.
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They are four — maybe two couples, maybe just passersby. A small dog, a white dress, a walking stick, a hand on a shoulder, a gaze turned elsewhere. They look to the left, beyond the frame. We sense they're waiting. But for what? The painting won’t tell — it invites us to imagine what happens next.
i-CAC: Valuation listed on the official platform for registered professional artists.
Judicial Expert (Pierre Gimenez): Certified appraisal used in legal, tax, and estate contexts.
Technical details
Technique: Acrylic on canvas Dimensions: 60 x 80 cm Year: 2020 Support: Canvas on wooden stretcher bars Framing: no frame Finish: Satin anti-UV varnish Certificate: Original signed artwork, delivered with certificate of authenticity
Artistic approach
With ON THE QUAY, I wanted to paint a moment of everyday life — ordinary, yet full of weight. A dockside scene like many others, yet here, frozen in posture and light. The shadow on the ground becomes as important as the figures themselves. Nothing seems to happen — and yet everything is there: bodies holding still, eyes looking away, the quiet presence of a dog. It’s a painting about suspension, anticipation — about unnamed expectation.
Make an offer
Interested in acquiring this piece? Click here to make an offer Each painting finds its place, each encounter its rhythm.
