Olivier De Tullasky (1970) - Weekend à Llandudno

"Weekend à Llandudno" regards an impressive, signed acrylic painting (30 x 30 cm) by the French artist Olivier De Tullasky. It was made with a mixed technique (acrylic and oil on canvas. This elegant, impressionistic painting shows a radiant young woman and her loyal dog enjoying a fresh breeze on the deck of a sailboat. The woman wears a classic, high-neck white dress with refined lace cuffs and a striking, dark hat that accentuates her fashionable style. Her warm smile and sparkling eyes catch the light perfectly. Beside her stands a charming, wiry dog with brown-white spots, who, with his tongue hanging out, looks excitedly over the railing. The background consists of a bright blue sky with soft white clouds and the light sails of the boat, contributing to a sense of freedom, adventure and timeless class. - Artist: Olivier De Tullasky - Medium: Acrylic on canvas - Title: Weekend à Llandudno - Year: 2025 - Dimensions: 30 x 30 cm - Sold without frame Biography Olivier de Tullasky (born in 1970) is a contemporary French artist who lives and works in Paris. He is known for his versatile, colorful and optimistic oeuvre that sits at the crossroads of pop art, urban art and contemporary figurative art. De Tullasky creates a so-called protean (multiform) oeuvre. His technique is complex and layered; he often combines acrylic paint, oil paint, inks, Posca markers and various varnish layers on canvas or panel. The French painter has in recent years built up a recognizable signature through thematic series that are eagerly collected: the Asia series, the Broken Mirrors series, the In the Depths series and the My Dogs series. His physical paintings are among other things permanently exhibited and sold through Galerie d'Art Pézenas (Couleurs Éternité) in Southern France. At the end of 2024, his visual universe was highlighted in an exclusive artist portrait in ArtMajeur Magazine, titled "Sensory dive into the universe of Olivier de Tullasky: a vibrant contemporary aesthetic".

Estimation:€400

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