Malo-Renault

Malo-Renault (1870-1938) trouve son inspiration de sa terre natale, Saint-Malo et la Bretagne : les paysages et les Bretons sont les premiers sujets de ses pastels et ses estampes en couleur. Une deuxième partie de son œuvre traduit la grâce féminine, la mutinerie et la naïveté des enfants. Il est influencé par l’œuvre d'Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec et l’art japonais qui se traduisent par la sobriété. La richesse des tons et la composition décorative est celle d'un coloriste.

English: Émile Malo-Renault finds inspiration from his native land, Saint-Malo and Brittany: landscapes and Bretons are the first subjects of his pastels and his prints in color. A second part of his work reflects the feminine grace, the mutiny and the naivety of the children. He is influenced by the work of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Japanese art that translate into sobriety. The richness of the tones and the decorative composition is that of a colourist

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  La famille de Bigoudens tirant un cochon, color etching
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  Les deux pommes, color drypoint
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  La cour de ferme, 1902, color drypoint
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  Le coups de vent, color etching - aquatint
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  Marché Breton, pastel
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  La marchande de Prunes, pastel
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  Mère et Fille, color drypoint
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  Quelqes unes, 15 color drypoint (1904-1906 & 1909)
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  Cinq heure rue de la Paix, 1912, color drypoint
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  L'oreiller aux poupées, 1913, color drypoint
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  La poupée Soldat, 1915, color print
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  Les Cents Bibliophiles, menu 1922, color woocut

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