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Nothing but the Truth

March 4, 2008 to March 29, 2008
Jacques Flechemuller:

Baby Robin

2008 oil on panel 17" x 17" Unavailable
Jacques Flechemuller:

Choir

2008 oil on Canvas 76" x 69" Available
Jacques Flechemuller:

Looking to the Right

2008 oil on canvas 48" x 37" Available
Jacques Flechemuller:

Nap

2008 oil on panel 6 1/2" x 10" Sold
Jacques Flechemuller:

Pierced

2008 oil on panel 11 1/2" x 15" Available
Jacques Flechemuller:

Possible Record

2008 oil on canvas 16" x 19" Available
Jacques Flechemuller:

Prudence

2008 oil on panel 14 1/2" x 17 1/4" Sold
Jacques Flechemuller:

Ralph

2008 oil on canvas 30" x 26" Sold
Jacques Flechemuller:

Red Head

2008 oil on panel 11" x 10 1/2" Sold
Jacques Flechemuller:

Rollers

2008 oil on panel 25" x 21" Available
Jacques Flechemuller:

To Stroll

2008 graphite on paper on panel 11 1/2" x 9 1/2" Available
Jacques Flechemuller:

Betty

2007 oil on canvas 29" x 37" Sold
Jacques Flechemuller:

Cadavre Exquis

2007 graphite on paper on panel 13" x 17" Available
Jacques Flechemuller:

Cream

2007 oil on panel 20" x 13 1/2" Available
Jacques Flechemuller:

Josy

2007 oil on canvas 45" x 51" Available
Jacques Flechemuller:

Maui

2007 oil on canvas 41" x 21" Sold
Jacques Flechemuller:

My Cousin from Tarascon

2007 oil on canvas 53" x 60" Available
Jacques Flechemuller:

My Niece from Salzberg

2007 oil and graphite on panel 25" x 19" Available
Jacques Flechemuller:

Squirrel

2007 oil on panel 11 1/2" x 14" Sold

Artists

Statement

“In the country, in the south of France, on the road to the river, the peasants have painted big signs that read: ‘MELONS 3 for 5 euros’, or ‘TOMATOES, ONIONS, POTATOES 300 meters’ or ‘GOOD WINE’ or ‘CHERRIES AND STRAWBERRIES, HERE’. Big white letters on panels of scrap wood. So simple, so efficient. Hand made, not perfect, but… PERFECT. I always admire these “objects”. Always want to steal them and hang them on the walls of my house. A bit jealous of their beauty?... perhaps! These peasants have no idea how moving their signs are for me. So especially artistic because they are not “ARTISTIC”. I dream to have the guts to do Art like that. So hard to be so simple.”