Curtis Long Fine Art
Midi (Sète)
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Urban Series 2006

Midi (Sète)

$650

Medium / Substrate Acrylic on canvas 24" x 30" sète is a fishing port on the southern coast of france (sometimes called the midi)
Physical Dimensions 24" x 30"
Authenticity Status Signed & Serialized COA
Provenance Curtis Long Atelier, Austin, TX

Curatorial Notes

Midi (Sète) Acrylic on Canvas 24" x 30" Sète is a fishing port on the southern coast of France (sometimes called The Midi). The charm of the multi-colored dockside buildings against the gentle hues of the Mediterranean sky inspired this acrylic painting, reminiscent of the graphic art of the 1950's and 60's. The colors were adapted from Monet's Mediterranean paintings.  Also in the spirit of Monet, Curtis painted another version of this same s...

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