Michel Delacroix 

"La Chasse D'Hiver"

("The Winter Hunt")

• Newly Custom Framed

• Double Matted in White and Gray

• Plate Signed Lithograph

• Brown Wood Frame with gold bamboo pattern

• Image Size: 23.5" x 18.5"

• Frame Size: 38" x 35"

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• Artwork Details: The piece is a depiction of a winter landscape featuring figures leaving for a hunt with horses and dogs in front of a chateau. 

Michel Delacroix is a world-renowned French painter celebrated for his charming and nostalgic "naïve" style. Born in Paris in 1933, Delacroix is best known for his "Le Temps Retrouvé"—capturing an idealized, pre-war Paris and the French countryside with a sense of peace, whimsy, and historical detail [6, 8].

Key Highlights:

• Artistic Style: A master of the Naïve or Primitive movement, his work is characterized by vibrant colors, intricate details, and a timeless, storytelling quality [3, 8].

• Global Recognition: One of the most collected living artists today, his work has been featured in over 300 solo exhibitions worldwide, from Paris and London to New York and Tokyo.

• Official Artist: In 1995, he was named the Official Artist of the 1996 Atlanta Centennial Olympic Games and was commissioned by the U.S. Olympic Committee to paint "1896-1996."

• Prestigious Honors: He has been awarded the Grand Prix des Amateurs d’Art (Paris) and the Prix de la Côte d’Azur (Cannes), among many others.

The Artwork: "La Chasse d'Hiver"

This piece, translated as "The Winter Hunt," is a quintessential example of Delacroix's ability to evoke the quiet beauty of the French winter. It depicts a stately brick chateau and a traditional hunting party, showcasing his mastery of atmosphere and period-specific charm.