Jean-pierre Blanche (1927–), *small Window At Pont Rout*, Pastel On Paper, Signed, Dated 82, Framed
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Jean-pierre Blanche (1927–), *small Window At Pont Rout*, Pastel On Paper, Signed, Dated 82, Framed

Artist: Jean-pierre Blanche (1927-)
Jean-Pierre BLANCHE, born in 1927, arrived in Aix-en-Provence in 1965. He lives and has his studio at 3 Adanson, in the Hôtel de Ramatuelle, which today houses the Galerie Jeanne Bossert. J. P. Blanche studied at the Beaux-Arts in Montpellier and then in Paris. He received the Villa Ab-Del-Tif Prize in 1955. After spending time along the shores of the Mediterranean, he settled in the Montpellier region, in Puéchabon, in 1964. Upon his arrival in Aix, he was appointed professor of drawing at the School of Arts and Architecture in Marseille. Jean-Pierre Blanche is a studio artist; his painting seeks to capture the world through landscape by utilizing the transparency of materials and light. Through the subjects of his paintings—windows, the studio, pomegranates, nights, Vauvenargues, and more—he conveys a colorful and deeply poetic impression. From the 1990s until his death in 2022, pastel was his primary medium of expression; “it is the means of uniting painting and drawing,” as he confided to Michel Hilaire, former curator of the Musée Fabre. The power of his painting stems from his constant determination never to neglect drawing in favor of color, nor color in favor of drawing. He expressed this very well himself: “When I work with color, drawing brings me back to reality,” “When I draw with black chalk, charcoal, or India ink, I think in terms of color.” ”The greatness and originality of his painting stem from his determination to remain aloof from trends and fashions, and to live as closely as possible to nature. His works express an inner serenity and a profound harmony. His figurative painting is modern; he focuses ever more on the essential, reducing the subject to the point of approaching abstraction.Jean-Pierre Blanche has exhibited, notably, at the Musée Estrin in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, the Musée Fabre in Montpellier, and the Musée Regards de Provence in Marseille in 2024. Pastels and pencils on paper, dated 1982.
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950 €

Period: 20th century

Style: Other Style

Condition: Good condition

Material: Pastel

Width: 14.5

Height: 10

Reference (ID): 1806649

Availability: In stock

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