Joseph Marie Le Tournier - Untitled

Paintings depicting sailing ships or boats can be considered as
part of the group of genre scenes, that is, the representation of a
episode of daily life which, apparently, has no element
significant. In particular the depiction of simple sailing ships, or other
vessels, outside the historical context of a naval battle, begins
starting from the 17th and 18th centuries, with the suggestions brought by travels and
explorations in the new continents.

The style of the painter La Tournier relies on a technique and manual skill
extraordinary which allows him to obtain a perfect imitation of the
nature. Reality is transferred to the painting in every smallest detail. In
the artist takes particular care of reproducing the atmosphere, dense and charged
of humidity in the marina on a cloudy day. The light reflects
correctly in a cold and opaque manner. With a dynamic brushstroke and
fluid, the exceptionality of this painter lies in giving life to a tonalism
consistent with the unique light and atmospheric conditions you want
stop on the canvas.

Joseph Marie Le Tourniere, painter and draftsman, works in the 20th century
(French School). The writer Jules Romains presented an exhibition
general of his works in 1929.

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