Claude Buck: A Visionary of the Camargue Claude Buck (1890-1974) wasn’t merely a painter; he was an immersion in the soul of southern France, specifically the wild and captivating landscape of the Camargue. Born in New York City amidst the burgeoning artistic energy of the early 20th century, Buck's journey led him to establish himself as a pivotal figure in French art, deeply rooted in regional traditions yet infused with a distinctly modern sensibility. His work, characterized by luminous color palettes and an almost hallucinatory intensity, captures not just the physical beauty of the Ca…