Blue Abstract Paintings
42 original works in this hue: each blue painting is hand-painted, one of a kind.
Dive into our collection of blue abstract paintings, blending modernity and creativity. These modern abstract paintings, rich in shades of blue, bring a soothing, elegant atmosphere to any space. Each blue painting is handmade by the artist Régine Gardan, ensuring unique and authentic works.
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Éclairci
785 €
Équilibre
670 €
Commencement
665 €
Régine Gardan
An Award-Winning Artist, 1964 - 2018
- 25+years of painting
- 200+hand-painted canvases
- 35+exhibitions
- 14awards & honours
Noctiluca
395 €
Douceur
665 €
Reflet
580 €
Île Volante
580 €
Fleurs De Nuit
670 €
Stratosphère
670 €
Nouveau Départ
390 €
Gardien
315 €
Renaissance
325 €
Nénuphars
395 €
Blue Abstract Painting 195 ” Ligne Horizon”
325 €
Mer Alpine
500 €
Abysse
440 €
Courant Marin
440 €
Plage Paradisiaque
580 €
Lotus
395 €
Blue Abstract Painting 163 ” Ère Glaciaire”
520 €
Pureté
580 €
Feu Follet
520 €
Aurore Australe
325 €
Toundra
500 €
Figure Mythique
950 €
Corail
390 €
Nage Douce
315 €
Fleuve Chaleureux
625 €
Mirage Brumeux
580 €
Vague Douce
500 €
Baie Des Anges
665 €
Torrent De Mystères
520 €
Lac Paisible
440 €
Froid Polaire
580 €
Reflets D’Étoiles
670 €
Papillon De Nuit
520 €
Profondeur Marin
670 €
Cascade
325 €
Reflet Matinal
395 €
Ébullition
520 €
Fusion
580 €
Infinite Staircase
SoldBlue, The Colour We Associate With Calm
Close your eyes and think of blue: the sea in the morning, a summer sky, the depth of a quiet night. That is exactly what a blue abstract painting brings to a room: a breath. In colour psychology research, blue is among the colours associated with positive, calm emotions (a review of 132 studies, Jonauskaitė and Mohr, 2025); in a university residence, students even rated blue rooms as good for studying (Costa et al., 2018).
It is one of the colours Régine Gardan explored the most: bright cobalt blues, deep ultramarines, turquoises that recall lagoons. Every blue painting is one of a kind, hand-painted, with that living texture that catches the light.
In Which Room, With Which Colours?
Blue is at home wherever we want to rest: the bedroom, the office and the living room alike. A blue horizontal format above a sofa or a headboard naturally evokes a horizon line.
It goes with almost everything: white for a seaside spirit, light wood for a Scandinavian mood, brass for a more precious note. In painting, it enjoys the company of a botanical green or the tenderness of a powdery pink.
Browse the works above: each blue painting is a unique, signed piece, delivered with its certificate of authenticity.
Original Artwork Or Reproduction: What Really Changes
| Original artwork (oil on canvas) | Industrial reproduction | |
|---|---|---|
| Texture | Real relief of the pigments, light catches the surface differently through the day | Flat surface, identical look whatever the light |
| Uniqueness | One of a kind: a single one in the world, yours | Mass-produced, thousands of identical copies |
| Authenticity | Signed by the artist, certificate of authenticity included | No original signature, no certificate |
| Over time | Oil paint lasts for generations and can be passed on | Wears out and gets replaced like a decor item |
| What you own | The real work of an artist, with its story | A licensed printed image |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What Colours Go Well With Blue?
White and light greys brighten blue, while natural wood and beige warm it up. For a bold contrast, orange, its complementary colour, creates the strongest opposition. A terracotta cushion or a copper vase near a blue canvas is enough to make it stand out.
2. What Painting Should You Hang On A Blue Wall?
On a blue wall, look for contrast: a canvas dominated by oranges, the complementary colour of blue, or by warm yellows and reds, stands out clearly. On a very deep blue, a work in light tones gives the wall room to breathe. You can also stay within the blues, with a shade noticeably lighter or deeper than the wall, to create a tone-on-tone effect.
3. What Does Blue Symbolise According To Michel Pastoureau?
In Bleu. Histoire d'une couleur (Seuil, 2000), Michel Pastoureau describes a complete reversal: for the Greeks and Romans, blue counted for little and was even regarded as a barbarian colour, whereas today, throughout Europe, it is by far the favourite colour, ahead of green and red. The historian follows its rise through the Middle Ages and the early modern period, up to its present-day triumph. A blue canvas therefore speaks to a great many people, each with their own memories.
4. What Does Loving The Colour Blue Say About Your Personality?
Research mainly sheds light on why a colour appeals to us. According to the ecological valence theory (Palmer and Schloss, PNAS, 2010), we like the colours of the things we like: blues evoke cloudless skies and clear water, which partly explains their popularity. Your taste for blue is therefore first and foremost about your memories: what is the first thing this blue reminds you of?
