1970s Gerard Vieillevie Paris Signed Artist Proof
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1970s Gerard Vieillevie Paris Signed Artist Proof
- Period
1970s
- Origin
- Dimensions
Width 29.7 in × Height 21.6 in
- Materials
heavy thick Arches paper
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Excellent condition. About the Artist - Gerard Vieillevie Gerard Vieillevie (1939–1993) was a French artist born near Paris. Studying at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Arts Decoratifs in Paris, he drew inspiration from Post-Impressionist art. Specializing in bas-reliefs, sculptures, and frescoes, Vieillevie adorned schools and town halls in cities like Paris, Cannes, Strasbourg, Lille, and St. Tropez, with his creations later displayed in hotels. His work, reminiscent of Post-Impressionist painters such as Van Gogh, focused on still lifes, lush gardens, and flora. Vieillevie exhibited in Paris, Tokyo, Osaka, and Seoul, earning the International Lion’s Club Gold Medal for Painting in 1974. Following his death in 1993, a significant exhibition at the Katia Granoff Gallery honored his legacy.
Condition: Excellent condition.
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1970s Gerard Vieillevie Paris Signed Artist Proof of Paris, France. Printed in France on heavy thick Arches paper. Artist proof signed by the artist and part of limited run. Design featuring a vibrant city scene of Paris. Size: 29.7"W x 21.6”H. About the Artist - Gerard Vieillevie Gerard Vieillevie (1939–1993) was a French artist born near Paris. Studying at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Arts Decoratifs in Paris, he drew inspiration from Post-Impressionist art. Specializing in bas-reliefs, sculptures, and frescoes, Vieillevie adorned schools and town halls in cities like Paris, Cannes, Strasbourg, Lille, and St. Tropez, with his creations later displayed in hotels. His work, reminiscent of Post-Impressionist painters such as Van Gogh, focused on still lifes, lush gardens, and flora. Vieillevie exhibited in Paris, Tokyo, Osaka, and Seoul, earning the International Lion’s Club Gold Medal for Painting in 1974. Following his death in 1993, a significant exhibition at the Katia Granoff Gallery honored his legacy.
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