Jean Sardi -Still Life of a Wine Bottle & Flowers - French Expressionist Oil Painting

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Jean Sardi -Still Life of a Wine Bottle & Flowers - French Expressionist Oil painting

oil painting on canvas -Signed … more Jean Sardi -Still Life of a Wine Bottle & Flowers - French Expressionist Oil painting

oil painting on canvas -Signed

frame size 31 x 25"
canvas size 30 x 24"

Artist Biography
Jean Sardi was born in 1947 in Toulon,France. He spent his youth, studied, and got married there.
He followed a career in education and was posted North of the country. Missing his native province, he returned ten years later, and painting became an obvious choice.
He began to draw and paint with water or oil on various supports, even on the tiles in his house, but more generally on canvas boards.
His meeting in 1980 with the Toulon painter Jacques Bartoli, whose studio he frequented, was decisive. Jean Sardi was also influenced by Eugène Baboulène, another great master of the Ecole Toulonnaise. He was awarded the Grand Prix International de Saint Raphaël in 1985, the Grand Prix de la Ville de Salon de Provence in 1986, and the Premier Prix de la Ville de Lyon in 1989.
He set up his studio in Revest and captured the light that illuminates the green or chalky slopes of Mont Caume. Although he has been drawing since childhood, painting has been his full-time job since the end of the 1990s.Jean Sardi. The Provençal painter.Jean Sardi is very attached to his native region. He creates typical landscapes that define Provence and Corsica, even if he sometimes seeks his inspiration elsewhere like Paris, New York, or Venice.Classified among the Provençal expressionists, he is considered by many as one of the contemporary Provençal School leaders.Jean Sardi has become an influential artist recognized by the art market. Sought after by many collectors in France and abroad, he had numerous exhibitions and public sales.
Since 1990, he has been part of the permanent collection of the Estades Gallery. His work is exhibited in the Gallery four locations in Paris, Lyon, Toulon, and Baden-Baden.
Jean Sardi. His workHis brushstroke, refined with a knife, is generous and full of color. Nature is there, joyous, lively, luminous, and singing. He creates hills or seaside landscapes always revisited in his studio, never painted on site. His specialty and preference go toward marines. The sky is exceptionally well cared for, in sometimes intense blue and ochre on summer evenings.
His canvases are a shimmering force of large flat areas, fireworks spots, and a blend of Mediterranean luminosity.An inspired colorist, he renders perfectly what is intangible – atmosphere, warmth, space – succeeding in the feat of transforming the reality of a place into sensations and emotions.

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