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LIBERTÉ
In a naïve, luminous and poetic style, Virginie Cognet populates her works with cats, birds and, above all, thousands of flowers. The etymology of this word seems to stick to her: Fleur. 12th century, flor. From Latin flos, floris “the best part of something”. Flamboyant bouquets or soothing gardens: the illustrator shows that flowers are…
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MANGEOIRE
In a naïve, luminous and poetic style, Virginie Cognet populates her works with cats, birds and, above all, thousands of flowers. The etymology of this word seems to stick to her: Fleur. 12th century, flor. From Latin flos, floris “the best part of something”. Flamboyant bouquets or soothing gardens: the illustrator shows that flowers are…
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NOCTURNE
In a naïve, luminous and poetic style, Virginie Cognet populates her works with cats, birds and, above all, thousands of flowers. The etymology of this word seems to stick to her: Fleur. 12th century, flor. From Latin flos, floris “the best part of something”. Flamboyant bouquets or soothing gardens: the illustrator shows that flowers are…
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NUIT INDIENNE
In a naïve, luminous and poetic style, Virginie Cognet populates her works with cats, birds and, above all, thousands of flowers. The etymology of this word seems to stick to her: Fleur. 12th century, flor. From Latin flos, floris “the best part of something”. Flamboyant bouquets or soothing gardens: the illustrator shows that flowers are…
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ON HORSE
Virginie Cognet relies mainly on her emotions to create her illustrations. She draws her inspiration from the environment around her. Her paintings, mostly in gouache, are intended to be a remedy for melancholy.
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PORTRAIT FLEURS
In a naïve, luminous and poetic style, Virginie Cognet populates her works with cats, birds and, above all, thousands of flowers. The etymology of this word seems to stick to her: Fleur. 12th century, flor. From Latin flos, floris “the best part of something”. Flamboyant bouquets or soothing gardens: the illustrator shows that flowers are…
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PORTRAIT JARDIN
In a naïve, luminous and poetic style, Virginie Cognet populates her works with cats, birds and, above all, thousands of flowers. The etymology of this word seems to stick to her: Fleur. 12th century, flor. From Latin flos, floris “the best part of something”. Flamboyant bouquets or soothing gardens: the illustrator shows that flowers are…
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PORTRAIT PRUNE
In a naïve, luminous and poetic style, Virginie Cognet populates her works with cats, birds and, above all, thousands of flowers. The etymology of this word seems to stick to her: Fleur. 12th century, flor. From Latin flos, floris “the best part of something”. Flamboyant bouquets or soothing gardens: the illustrator shows that flowers are…
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ROUGE-GORGE
In a naïve, luminous and poetic style, Virginie Cognet populates her works with cats, birds and, above all, thousands of flowers. The etymology of this word seems to stick to her: Fleur. 12th century, flor. From Latin flos, floris “the best part of something”. Flamboyant bouquets or soothing gardens: the illustrator shows that flowers are…
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CIEL BLEU
Virginie Cognet relies mainly on her emotions to create her illustrations. She draws her inspiration from the environment around her. Her paintings, mostly in gouache, soften everyday life and make us happy!
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WHITE FLOWERS
Virginie Cognet relies mainly on her emotions to create her illustrations. She draws her inspiration from the environment around her. Her paintings, mostly in gouache, are intended to be a remedy for melancholy.
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THE WATERBRUSH
Virginie Cognet relies mainly on her emotions to create her illustrations. She draws her inspiration from the environment around her. Her paintings, mostly in gouache, are intended to be a remedy for melancholy.
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CHALEUR
Virginie Cognet relies mainly on her emotions to create her illustrations. She draws her inspiration from the environment around her. Her paintings, mostly in gouache, are intended to be a remedy for melancholy.
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CHAT BLEU
In a naïve, luminous and poetic style, Virginie Cognet populates her works with cats, birds and, above all, thousands of flowers. The etymology of this word seems to stick to her: Fleur. 12th century, flor. From Latin flos, floris ‘the best part of something’. Flamboyant bouquets or soothing gardens: the illustrator shows that flowers are…
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CHAT CHAISE BOIS
In a naïve, luminous and poetic style, Virginie Cognet populates her works with cats, birds and, above all, thousands of flowers. The etymology of this word seems to stick to her: Fleur. 12th century, flor. From Latin flos, floris ‘the best part of something’. Flamboyant bouquets or soothing gardens: the illustrator shows that flowers are…