3 Best Art Galleries in Rennes

“Oniris.Art is the correct place to purchase miniature and portrait paintings. The gallery has an excellent team of skilled and professional staff and artists. Oniris.Art has regularly participated in international art fairs for over 30 years in Paris and abroad. The team specialise in modern and experimental artworks. They specialise in artworks, traditional, watercolour, wall, oil and flower paintings and sculptures. They provide great ideas for decorating your dream homes with paintings and attractive frames of world-class brands. Oniris.Art has forged a solid reputation thanks to the successive presentations of his artists that the gallery regularly invites in personal exhibitions.”

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“Galerie Laute offers a unique and original work established by contemporary artists to sell art. The gallery has a comprehensive, exclusive collection of traditional and modern decorative art prints and frames. They are public or private and serve as venues for artists to showcase their work to the public, collectors, and critics. The gallery has an excellent platform for young and skilled artists, giving them a platform to establish their talent. Their designs speak the language you want them to speak. Their vision is to bring qualitative change in people’s lives through infrastructure. They have focused on cultural and historical preservation, often displaying permanent and temporary exhibitions.”

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“Yannick Bernard is a professional painter who introduces viewers to paintings rich in colour and movement. The artist has worked to allow viewers to recharge their batteries, to be moved, and to dream through his paintings. They have also been included in the famous dictionary of listed artists. Yannick also offers a personalised framing service, and his research took him towards lacquer, but his approach remained unchanged. The artist has a permanent exhibition at the Saint Germain workshop. Yannick Bernard invites you to discover his vision of contemplative art. The artist produces a constant work of positive energy, giving the spectator the possibility to recharge their batteries.”

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