Jean-Philippe Delhomme – Paintings
Jean-Philippe Delhomme has been painting for years works that engage the solitary dimension of his gaze and of his reflection on the ways in which reality can be represented. It is only since 2015 that he shared them with the public. This first monograph gathers portraits and urban landscapes painted between 2012 and 2022 and testifies the fact that Jean-Philippe Delhomme belongs to a modern tradition, that of the search for truth in painting – that old Cézanne dream of showing what is, adding or substracting nothing to it, aiming to reach a re-presentation of reality.
304 pages, 21 x 27 cm, hardcover, RVB Books (Paris).
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Jean-Philippe Delhomme – Paintings
Jean-Philippe Delhomme has been painting for years works that engage the solitary dimension of his gaze and of his reflection on the ways in which reality can be represented. It is only since 2015 that he shared them with the public. This first monograph gathers portraits and urban landscapes painted between 2012 and 2022 and testifies the fact that Jean-Philippe Delhomme belongs to a modern tradition, that of the search for truth in painting – that old Cézanne dream of showing what is, adding or substracting nothing to it, aiming to reach a re-presentation of reality.
304 pages, 21 x 27 cm, hardcover, RVB Books (Paris).
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Jean-Philippe Delhomme has been painting for years works that engage the solitary dimension of his gaze and of his reflection on the ways in which reality can be represented. It is only since 2015 that he shared them with the public. This first monograph gathers portraits and urban landscapes painted between 2012 and 2022 and testifies the fact that Jean-Philippe Delhomme belongs to a modern tradition, that of the search for truth in painting – that old Cézanne dream of showing what is, adding or substracting nothing to it, aiming to reach a re-presentation of reality.
304 pages, 21 x 27 cm, hardcover, RVB Books (Paris).
