scenes
The scenes are pieces of profound drama that directly appeal to emotional sensitivity. Through the representation of daily life, both rural and urban, Geisse presents static, vertical figures that, despite their immobility, seem to articulate a latent story. In other compositions, attention concentrates entirely on dramatic tension, an effect the artist masterfully achieves through the rigorous use of light and contrast.
Untitled [Woman and mule]
N.D. | Oil on canvas | Signed lower right.
Walking to School
1995 | Oil on canvas | Signed lower right.
Untitled [Group of more than 5]
N.D. | Oil on canvas | Signed lower right.
Untitled [Group of 3 under an arch]
1995 | Oil on canvas | Signed lower right.
Untitled [Group of 2 on the street]
N.D. | Oil on canvas | Signed lower left.
Untitled [Street scene III]
N.D. | Oil on canvas | Unsigned work.
Untitled [Group of 3 in bronze, black, and blue]
1992 | Watercolor on paper | Signed lower right.
Untitled [Group of 3 in grey and earth tones]
1982 | Watercolor on paper | Signed lower right.
Untitled [Group of 4 in red]
N.D. | Watercolor on paper | Signed lower right.
Untitled [Group of 4 in ochres and siennas]
N.D. | Oil on canvas | Signed lower left.
The Cart
N.D. | Oil on canvas | Signed lower left.
My Horse
N.D. | Oil on canvas | Signed lower right.
Woman with the Handkerchief
N.D. | Oil on canvas | Unsigned work.
Untitled [Group of 3 on the street in earth tones and scarlet]
N.D. | Oil on canvas | Signed lower right.
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