Patrick Reault, Paysage de Provence

Description

This artwork "Paysage de Provence" c.1990, is a oil painting on canvas by noted French artist Patrick Reault, born 1955. … more This artwork "Paysage de Provence" c.1990, is a oil painting on canvas by noted French artist Patrick Reault, born 1955. It is signed at the lower right corner by the artist. The canvas size is 21.75 x 18 inches, framed size is 28.85 x 22.5 inches. it is framed in original wooden painted white frame. it is in excellent condition.

About the artist:
After growing up on the banks of the Dordogne , in 1975 he became a theater actor and musician in a group formed in Clermont-Ferrand . In the early 1980s , he moved to Marseille where he began his career as a painter, after observing a watercolor artist on the Place aux Huiles . Self-taught, he paints in his cellar, drawing inspiration from the painters Nicolas de Staël and William Turner . He sells his first watercolors on the quays of the Old Port of Marseille, and Cassis . He then moved to Paris, where he continued painting. Patrick Reault exhibits in Asia, the United States and France. The first of his lithographs was published in 1994 by Art Cadre Paris. The Hazan publish posters of his Provençal landscapes. He now exhibits permanently at Opera Gallery. Patrick Reault paints Provençal and colorful landscapes in his so-called Provençal period and proclaims his love for the skies and their spray in his maritime paintings. He used different painting techniques, having started with watercolor, then continued with oils for about ten years. Since then he has mainly used acrylic .
Exhibitions
• April 1982 : Galerie La Poutre, Marseille
• 1984 : Giorgione Gallery, Clermont-Ferrand
• 1984 : Group exhibition in Cannes , Aix-en-Provence , Le Lavandou and Nice
• 1986 : Mont d'Arbois under the initiative of Baron de Rothschild
• 1986 : International Consortium of the Arts. Art Expo in New York .
• 1988 : Menton , Galerie Montgibello.
• 1988 : Group exhibition Geneva, Switzerland, Consortium des Arts.
• 1989 : Front de Mer Gallery La Baule, Claude Lamy Gallery in Clermont-Ferrand, Montgibello Gallery in Menton.
• 1989 : Salon des Artisans exhibition in Paris, Consortium des Arts Megève.
• 1990 : Galerie Giorgionne in Clermont-Ferrand (April), he exhibits alongside works by Jean Cocteau in Megève . That same year, he was invited to the Consortium International des Arts in Milan in March. Then in May in Kobe in Japan .
• 1991 : Front de Mer Gallery in La Baule-Escoublac , Galerie Actuel in Talloires and La Clusaz .
• 1992 to 1995 : Art'Cadre and Mogador Gallery in Paris.
• 1996 : Galerie Art'Cadre and Mogador in Paris and at Galerie Saint Genés Clermont-Ferrand.
• 1997 : Art'Cadre and Mogador Gallery in Paris and Bleu Azur Gallery in San Francisco .
• 1998 : Art'Cadre and Mogador Gallery in Paris. Personal exhibition Galerie Francis Barlier in Honfleur .
• 1998 : Group exhibition at Galerie Francis Barlier in Paris.
• 1999 : Art'Cadre and Mogador Gallery in Paris.
• 2000 : Art'Cadre and Mogador Gallery in Paris. Personal exhibition at Opera Gallery in Singapore .
• 2001 : Art'Cadre and Mogador Gallery in Paris, NPR Gallery in Cassis .
• 2001 : Group exhibition at the Galerie Jouvenne in Marseille.
• 2002 : NPR Gallery in Cassis.
• 2002 : Group exhibition at Galerie Jouvenne in Marseille, Opéra Gallery Singapore.
• 2003 to 2005 : NPR Gallery in Cassis, Opera Gallery Singapore.
• 2005 : Opéra Gallery Miami .
• 2005 : Group exhibition Galerie des Templiers La Baule, Opera Gallery Hong Kong, Opera Gallery Miami.
• 2006 : Galerie des Templiers in La Baule.
• 2006 : Group exhibition Opera Gallery Singapore, Opera Gallery Hong Kong Opera Gallery Miami.
• 2007 : AMAC La Baule Gallery
• 2007 : Decorative Expression Atlanta group exhibition, New York Expo 2007, Opera Gallery Singapore, Opera Gallery Hong Kong Opera Gallery Miami.
• 2008 : AMAC La Baule Gallery, Opera Gallery Hong Kong.
• 2008 : Group exhibition Decorative Expression Atlanta, Opera Gallery Singapore, Opera Gallery Hong Kong Opera Gallery Miami, Art Pluriels Tours .
The work of Patrick Reault is held in major collections worldwide. less