Philippe GARNIER DE LA BAUDINIERE (1955) "Playtime Green monochrome wood relief signed lower left. Countersigned and titled on the back. 85 x 73 cm Cedar veneer frame. Also included: Philippe GARNIER DE LA BAUDINIERE (1955) "Cantate 7, 2017" Gouache on card signed lower left. Countersigned on the back. Sight 28 x 18 cm Framed under glass. Philippe Garnier de la Baudinière is a French artist born in 1955. Originally from Blois, he moved to Paris to pursue his first career as a decorator. His frequent visits to painters and museums, and his meeting with Bernard Lorjou, leader of the Val de Loire School from 1973 onwards, gradually formed the basis of his artistic culture. Free of all influences, constraints and theoretical ideas, Philippe Garnier de la Baudinière's work is situated in the movement of geometric abstraction. In 2018, the artist was chosen by the architectural firm Jean Michel Wilmotte to participate in the restoration project for the Hotel Lutétia in Paris. His monochromes are featured, along with multiples hung in numerous suites overlooking Boulevard Raspail. In 2018, the artist was chosen by the Bollinger holding company for their château in the Sancerrois region, and most recently by Atelier27 Paris for London's Hotel Claridge and Casablanca's Royal Mansour. An exhibition of his work took place in August 2023 at Place des Lices in Saint Tropez.