Collection: Nicole Charbonnet

33 products
American Redstart
American Redstart
Price
$1,600
Antique Rose
Antique Rose
Price
$5,500
Bird and a Landscape
Bird and a Landscape
Price
$1,600
Cardinal
Cardinal
Price
$1,750
Cowboy No. 34
Cowboy No. 34
Cowboy Rider
Cowboy Rider
Price
$21,500
Cowboys
Cowboys
Price
$21,500
Day Lily
Day Lily
Price
$5,500
Firebird
Firebird
Price
$2,300
Five Horses
Five Horses
Ghost Runner - galloping
Ghost Runner - galloping
Price
$3,800
Hawkish
Hawkish
Price
$1,800
Iris
Iris
Price
$3,500
Landscape 1
Landscape 1
Price
$14,000
Landscape 2
Landscape 2
Price
$13,500
Nicole Charbonnet oversized original abstract artwork Green loopy paint over flowers.
Nicole Charbonnet oversized original abstract artwork Green loopy paint over flowers.
Pattern Flowers
Price
$15,000
Phlox
Phlox
Price
$5,500
Pink Rider - Range Life No. 16
Pink Rider - Range Life No. 16
Price
$15,000
Pitcher Plant
Pitcher Plant
Price
$5,500
Range Life No. 7
Range Life No. 7
Price
$21,500
Rose
Rose
Price
$5,000
Study of Thirst - Blue / Yellow
Study of Thirst - Blue / Yellow
Price
$950
Study of Thirst - Green / Orange
Study of Thirst - Green / Orange
Price
$950
Nicole Charbonnet original artwork of a Solo Cup
Study of Thirst - Red / Orange
Price
$1,750
Study of Thirst - Red / Yellow
Study of Thirst - Red / Yellow
Price
$1,750
Three Horse Study
Three Horse Study
Price
$2,800
Two Horse Study
Two Horse Study
Price
$2,800
Two Riders
Two Riders
Price
$13,500
Whistle Jacket Study - Rearing Horse
Whistle Jacket Study - Rearing Horse
Price
$4,800
Nicole Charbonnet oversized original artwork of wolves.
Nicole Charbonnet oversized original artwork of wolves.
Wolves
Price
$21,500
Wren
Wren
Price
$1,750
Yellow Bird, Black Bird
Yellow Bird, Black Bird
Price
$2,400
Zebra
Zebra
Price
$17,500

 


BIO

Nicole's paintings are very textural and built up over long periods of time. The superimposition of textures, images, words, loose, watery washes of paint and veils of translucent fabric or paper, creates a visual threshold in her work which is something to look at as well as to look through. These surfaces retain or reveal a “memory “ of preexisting stages or structures. The result is a palimpsest, in which some images, colors, textures are obfuscated, while others remain visible, however shaped or shaded by previous or subsequent gestures, images or events. 

Painting for Nicole serves as a metaphor for the phenomenon of recollection. Her process of painting mimics or simulates the process of remembering with all its layers and numerous textures. Hopefully, introducing into this process images that come out of our cultural memory will result in paintings that will not only serve to illuminate the past but will also encourage interpretations which function as starting points themselves.