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Jean Vinay, French Expressionist Ecole de Paris Oil Painting Boats on French Riviera
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Jean Vinay was a self-taught artist though he received artistic guidance from Albert Marquet, the Fauvist, who he knew through …
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Jean Vinay was a self-taught artist though he received artistic guidance from Albert Marquet, the Fauvist, who he knew through his travels in French North Africa. Jean Viney lived from 1907 to 1978.
Jean Vinay was from the post war Ecole de Paris along with Pierre Cales, Bram van Velde, Bernard Buffet, Emile Gilioli, Yves Brayer and Camille Hilaire.
Bibliography: 4 French realists: André Minaux, Ginette Rapp, Roger Montané, Jean Vinay by Arts Council of Great Britain (1955)
Selected French Paintings by Richard Bellias; Bernard Lorjou; André Minaux; Roger Montané; Yvonne Mottet; Jean Vinay
Publisher: London : Adams Gallery, 1959.
Jean Vinay est un peintre français né le 2 février 1907 et décédé le 23 août 1978.
Après des études secondaires, il se passionne pour l’art. Dès 1933, il s’établit dans Paris, à Montmartre et décide de devenir peintre.
Il travaille avec acharnement, se formant principalement dans les musées. Dès le début de l’occupation allemande, il se rend à Alger chez un ami d’enfance et rencontre Albert Marquet qui lui prête son atelier.
Il devient vite un grand nom de la peinture et sera reconnu par tous comme étant “Le peintre de Paris”. C’est à L'Albenc qu’il repose depuis 1978 où il vécut près de sa mère en partageant sa vie entre Paris et l'Albenc. Une importante donation au département de l’Isère, a donné naissance au Musée Jean Vinay qui ouvrait ses portes en 1979 à Saint-Antoine-l'Abbaye en Isère.
Ses expositions
Principales expositions personnelles
1942 Paris - Galerie Raspail Alger - Galerie Hotchkiss
1943 Oran - Galerie Pozzallo Alger - Galerie La Pompadour
1944 Casablanca - Galerie Derche Oran - Galerie Colline Alger - Galerie Charlet
1945 Casablanca - Galerie Derche Rabat - Galerie La Boutique d’Art Londres - Royal Water Colour Society’s Gallery
1946 Paris - Galerie Raspail
1947 Casablanca - Galerie Derche Oran - Galerie Colline
1948 Paris - Galerie Durand Ruel
1949 Paris - Galerie Paulette Dubois Londres - Galerie Adams Lyon - Galerie des Jacobins
1950 Paris - Galerie du Bac New York - Wally Findlay Galleries
1951 Grenoble - Galerie Repelin-Perriot
1952 Lyon - Galerie des Jacobins Bourges - Galerie Jacquet Vals les Bains - Galerie Robert Valence - Galerie Bost (de 1952 à 1969)
1953 Lyon - Galerie des Jacobins Vals les Bains - Galerie Robert
1954 Paris - Galerie La Boétie Paris - Galerie Bruno Bassano
1957 Paris - Galerie René Drouet Paris - Galerie Vendôme
1958 Londres - Galerie Adams Lyon - Galerie Malaval
1959 Lyon - Galerie Malaval Grenoble - Galerie Gambetta
1960 Londres - Galerie Adams Lyon - Galerie Malaval
1961 Lyon - Galerie Malaval Londres - Galerie Adams
1963 Neuchâtel Suisse - Musée d’Art et d’Histoire Lyon - Galerie Verrière Le Griffon Aubenas - Château d’Aubenas
1964 New-York, Chicago, Palm Beach - Galerie Findlay : 3 expositions
1965 Paris - Galerie Famar New York, Chicago, Palm Beach - Galerie Findlay : 3 expositions Aubenas - Château d’Aubenas Vichy - Galerie Sévigné
1966 New-York, Chicago, Palm Beach - Galerie Findlay : 3 expositions
1967 Paris - Galerie Drouet
1968 Grenoble - Galerie Hébert
1969 Vichy - Galerie Sévigné
1970 Paris - Galerie Drouet
1972 Paris - Galerie Drouet
1973 Bourg en Bresse - Atelier 22
1974 Grenoble Galerie Vaujany
1976 Saint-Antoine l’Abbaye - Exposition rétrospective
1978 Moras - Exposition rétrospective
1980 Paris - Galerie Drouet
Principaux musées
Musée national d'Art moderne à Paris
Musée d’Art Moderne de la ville de Paris
Musée de la Tate Gallery à Londres
Musée d'art Bridgestone à Tokyo
Musée The art Gallery d’Aberdeen Écosse
Musée d’Alger
Musée d’Arcachon
Musée Chérifien
Musée Desnoyer à Saint-Cyprien
Musée de Grenoble
Musée d’Honfleur
Musée de Lyon
Musée de Saint-Denis
Musée de Saint-Etienne
Musée de Trouville
Musée de Villeneuve sur Lot
Salons parisiens
Salon d'automne
Salon des Peintres Témoins de leur Temps
Salon Comparaisons
Salon du Dessin et de la Peinture à l’Eau
Salon des Surindépendants
Salon des Tuileries
Salon de Mai
Salon des indépendants
Salon Terres Latines
Salon des Grands et des Jeunes d’Aujourd’hui
Salon de l’Art Libre
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- Dimensions
- 9.75ʺW × 1ʺD × 12ʺH
- Styles
- Expressionism
- Art Subjects
- Abstract
- Frame Type
- Framed
- Period
- Mid 20th Century
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Canvas
- Oil Paint
- Condition
- Good Condition, Unknown, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Teal
- Condition Notes
- Good size includes frame. Good size includes frame. less
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