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Les glycines du pont japonais

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Michel Cribelier

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Michel Cribelier

Born in Normandy in Andelys in 1951. Registered with ADAGP. Registered at the Maison des Artistes since 1989 - n ° C120669SA First experience with painting dates from 1960 with the painter George Doublet (1911-1997); Since then, he has hardly stopped painting and drawing. During his adolescence, he was first attracted to the portrait, then the impressionist landscape. In 1972, he frequented in the evening the superior drawing course of the city of Paris, then the School of Fine Arts in Rouen. Then, he deepens the profession of painter at the Anquetin Academy with Mme Versini in Neuilly and entered the workshop of the painters Paul Berton (1924-2011) and Christian Welter (1932-2018) in Paris. He also frequented the workshop of the sculptor Henry Murail (1932-2012). & Nbsp; his mastery of oil paint with a knife allows him to magnify light in the Norman landscapes using a palette of pure colors. This painting technique brings a lot of freshness to the colors, a beautiful generous material in a gesture of great energy. & Nbsp; more, it uses dry pastel for portrait and landscape. & Nbsp; moving forces that agitate nature. & nbsp;

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