Célèbres peintres français

La France est connue pour son dévouement à la promotion des arts, ainsi il ne est pas étonnant que il ya beaucoup de célèbres peintres français. France est considérée par la plupart des spécialistes d'histoire de l'art comme le berceau de l'impressionnisme et est elle-même considérée comme la maison à une variété d'artistes nouveaux et anciens.

Alors que les peintres français sont souvent couramment associés à l'impressionnisme, il n'y a pas pénurie de célèbres peintres français les plus modernes.

Henri Matisse (http://bit.ly/1NvALh5)

Un des peintres les plus connus du 20e siècle, Matisse est considéré comme l'un des trois artistes fondamentaux du mouvement moderne. Un homme aux multiples talents, il était aussi un sculpteur, graveur et dessinateur. Ses peintures sont connues pour leur riche utilisation de la couleur.

Pierre Bonnard (http://bit.ly/1lO77Lc)

Pierre Bonnard était un peintre post-moderniste qui est connu principalement pour ses œuvres biographiques. Sa femme est un sujet fréquent dans ses peintures. Fait intéressant, Bonnard ne peint directement à partir de ses sujets, mais plutôt attiré ou photographié le premier sujet, a pris des notes sur les couleurs, puis créé la peinture à partir de ses notes et de croquis.

Georges Rouault (http://bit.ly/1NyfRkM)

Rouault origine a fait ses débuts en tant que peintre de verre et est considéré comme un fauve et peintre expressionniste. Ses peintures disposent lourdes lignes de contour noires et beaucoup suggèrent que ce était l'influence de sa peinture de verre dans son travail.

Denis Maurice (http://bit.ly/1TaqSXR)

Maurice est surtout connu pour ses contributions à l'art abstrait. Il a des installations permanentes à Londres et à son ancienne maison en France. Ses thèmes de prédilection ont tendance à être des sujets religieux, et des portraits de la mère et de l'enfant. Ses théories ont contribué à plus tard le fauvisme et le cubisme et il est considéré comme un peintre majeur du mouvement abstrait.

Si vous aimez ces œuvres d'art, suivez ce lien pour trouver des autres artistes français célèbres – http://bit.ly/1NSxE0z

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