Green Abstract Paintings
31 original works in this hue: each green painting is hand-painted, one of a kind.
Discover our selection of green abstract paintings, synonymous with vitality and harmony. These modern abstract paintings, in natural and soothing shades, create a balanced, refreshing atmosphere. Each green painting, handmade by the artist Régine Gardan, is a unique piece that enhances your interior with authenticity.
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Printemps
665 €
Amazonie
635 €
Lac De Jungle
520 €
Régine Gardan
An Award-Winning Artist, 1964 - 2018
- 25+years of painting
- 200+hand-painted canvases
- 35+exhibitions
- 14awards & honours
Horizon
390 €
Marécage
390 €Amazonie
785 €
Chevaux
670 €
Apesanteur
500 €
Galice
520 €
Temple Naturel
520 €
Poésie Naturelle
500 €
Fleur De Lumière
625 €
Électricité Végétal
825 €
Fraicheur
825 €
Nature
670 €
Distorsion
530 €
Nébuleuse
390 €
Aigle
825 €
Algue
390 €
Espace-Temps
390 €
Arbre De Vie
520 €
Vibration
635 €
Envol
785 €
Évasion
500 €
Plénitude
580 €
Rayon D’Espoir
520 €
Jungle
520 €
Destinée
670 €
Tornade
665 €
Éclaboussure Végétal
785 €
Oasis
390 €Green, A Living Link With Nature
Green is the colour of foliage, moss and undergrowth. Hanging it at home means letting a fragment of nature into the room. That is the principle of biophilic design. Green is among the colours associated with positive, calm emotions (Jonauskaitė and Mohr, 2025): what it makes you feel depends above all on what it reminds you of, a forest, a garden, a summer.
In Régine Gardan’s canvases, green ranges from the freshness of spring to the depths of a forest after the rain. Every artwork is hand-painted, one of a kind, crossed by light.
Where Green Works Wonders
In an office, a green painting puts a fragment of nature within sight. In a living room, it calms the walls and enhances plants, wood and natural materials. In an entrance, it welcomes with freshness. A green vertical format even evokes the silhouette of a tree: ideal to elevate a narrow wall.
Green harmonises with blues for an aquatic mood, with yellow for a sunlit meadow spirit, and with the natural browns of wooden furniture. It is a generous colour: it lets the others exist.
Every green painting in this collection is signed and comes with its certificate of authenticity. Find the one that will make your room breathe.
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 Colour Goes Well With Green?
Green pairs naturally with warm neutrals: beige, off-white and wood. Powder pink and terracotta bring it warmth, while deep blue takes it towards a darker, more muted palette. This harmony has a history: according to the historian Michel Pastoureau (Vert, Seuil, 2013), it was in the Romantic era that green definitively became the colour of nature.
2. What Is The Complementary Colour Of Green?
On the painter's colour wheel, the complementary colour of green is red; on the one used for screens and printing, it is magenta. The chemist Michel-Eugène Chevreul showed in 1839 that two complementary colours placed side by side each look more intense. A green canvas next to a red object, or the other way round, therefore gains in brilliance.
3. What Painting Should You Hang On A Sage Green Wall?
Sage green is a soft, greyish backdrop that shows off bold colours. A canvas in pinks, oranges or reds contrasts with it, while whites, ochres and deeper greens stay in the same register. For a tone-on-tone effect, choose a green noticeably deeper than the wall, so that the work stands out from it.
