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"L'Inusite"
by Cerj Lalonde
signature, title & edition number
Image
"L'Inusite"
(French for "The Unusual"
Unframed
Limited Edition Serigraph
Hand signed by the artist
Paper Size: 23" x 35"
Image Size: 18" x 26"
Edition Number: 52/100
Year: 1983
Condition is: Excellent/Near Mint.
Certificate of Authenticity is included
$600.00 OBO
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Born in Montreal on May 2nd, 1954, Cerj began painting and drawing lessons at a very young age. He
continued these lessons throughout his childhood. In 1971 he enrolled
in Law School, and from 1975-1979 he studied anthropology at the
University of Montreal and at Laval University in Quebec City. His work is now shown all over North America including Denver, Boston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Montreal, Toronto, and Quebec.
"Artist
Cerj Lalonde's discerning eye and aesthetic integrity have brought
international praise and commendation. His work is highly valued for its
original and innovative content, as well as for the quality of its
execution. His paintings have been acquired over the years by both
public and private collections. They have also been chosen for
exhibitions organized to show new and significant trends in painting. It
seems that this artist actually opens new insights into the aesthetic
trends on which his work is based. He extends their scope by adding a
subtle psychological tone as well as a perception of greater intimacy.
Indeed, his practice of abstraction carries with it a philosophical
dimension."
Leo Rosshandler International Art Critics Association
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