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Four of My Paintings in La Revue Achat d'Art

In autumn 2025, I received an unexpected invitation from the editorial team of La Revue Achat d'Art, a high-end French magazine for contemporary art buyers, collectors and art professionals. They offered me the chance to present four of my paintings in their quarterly issue, part of the Book Art Contemporain 2025–2026.

The magazine

La Revue Achat d'Art is sold all over France, at newsstands, Relay shops and Maisons de la Presse, with national distribution by MLP. Its readers are art buyers, collectors, interior designers and art lovers looking for unique, original works. This issue was on sale from early December 2025 until early March 2026.

The four paintings I chose

The magazine asked me to choose four paintings that reflect my style and my way of working:

  • Fatima: a painting with a strong personal resonance, about presence, memory and emotion.
  • Barthélémy: chosen for its bold, extravagant character and its joyful, slightly cheeky energy.
  • Antelope Canyon: a gentle composition where the fiery colours of the canyon let through an almost unreal sky blue, like a cool breath slipping through molten rock.
  • Lilou: a painting full of movement and life, with a lively feeling of energy and renewal.

Why it matters to me

Being in La Revue Achat d'Art lets my work reach people who are actively looking for original paintings. It also places my canvases alongside other established and emerging artists in the same issue. For a self-taught painter, it is more than visibility: it is a professional recognition of my work, like the valuation by Christian Sorriano.

I was honoured to let these four paintings travel across France through the pages of this magazine. A lovely step in my journey. Other articles about my work are gathered in When the Press Talks About Lenon B, and you can browse my paintings in the interactive catalogue.

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Lenon B

Contemporary painter, Ericeira, Portugal

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