Frederic Bonin-Pissarro on Wikipedia The Artist
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Frederic Pissarro was born and raised in Paris, France and trained at L'ecole Nationale Superieure Des Beaux-Arts of Paris. The great-grand son of the creator of Impressionism, Camille Pissarro, Frederic Pissaro keeps alive a long family tradition of fine arts with a modern twist.
Frederic Pissarro paints bold, provocative, expressive face art, animal art, and still life original paintings. He uses high quality oils and acrylics. Frederic lives in the United States and has established a reputation of a successful professional artist in local and national galleries. "I love the joy that art brings in my life and am happy to share it with all new and returning collectors." Frederic Pissarro's modern abstract paintings are collected in Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia. |
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Frederic Bonin-Pissarro in the Press
Frederic Pissarro
The expressive-figurative style of the Frenchman Frederic Pissarro is one of the brightest in the contemporary abstract art world. His work is undoubtedly unique. (He is) a master who has learned to communicate with his/her spectators in their own language mediated through imagery expressiveness. He acquired his skills over the years. (Frederic is) an heir of a famous art dynasty (the great-grand son of Camille Pissarro); at the beginning of his creative path, Frederic experimented with Expressionism (and) Fauvism, ruthlessly critiquing himself for the imperfection of his work against the abstract ideal. In the meantime, Frederic understood an important truth: indeed, imperfection, like nothing else, contributes to the formation of a unique art style and distinguishes his work from hundreds and thousands of other masters. Frederic Pissarro’s paintings move the spectators with their dynamic energy which, according to the artist, need to find its home and owner. Otherwise, the paintings are bound to destruction by their own creator. Art needs to be appreciated, enjoyed for its fluidity, savored for its uniqueness; in short, a painting must have its own life and bring aesthetic pleasure, otherwise its existence has no meaning. Frederic’s paintings have already decorated many thousands of lives. This fact brings admiration and confirms that an artist’s work has a deeper meaning which everyone understands on their own.
Author: Ekaterina Senko
“We live in an era in which technology simplify communication, broadens the income inequalities, and make weapons more destructive. But I strive to paint what creates an invisible connection among us and makes us part of a bigger family.” Frederic Bonin-Pissarro
The expressive-figurative style of the Frenchman Frederic Pissarro is one of the brightest in the contemporary abstract art world. His work is undoubtedly unique. (He is) a master who has learned to communicate with his/her spectators in their own language mediated through imagery expressiveness. He acquired his skills over the years. (Frederic is) an heir of a famous art dynasty (the great-grand son of Camille Pissarro); at the beginning of his creative path, Frederic experimented with Expressionism (and) Fauvism, ruthlessly critiquing himself for the imperfection of his work against the abstract ideal. In the meantime, Frederic understood an important truth: indeed, imperfection, like nothing else, contributes to the formation of a unique art style and distinguishes his work from hundreds and thousands of other masters. Frederic Pissarro’s paintings move the spectators with their dynamic energy which, according to the artist, need to find its home and owner. Otherwise, the paintings are bound to destruction by their own creator. Art needs to be appreciated, enjoyed for its fluidity, savored for its uniqueness; in short, a painting must have its own life and bring aesthetic pleasure, otherwise its existence has no meaning. Frederic’s paintings have already decorated many thousands of lives. This fact brings admiration and confirms that an artist’s work has a deeper meaning which everyone understands on their own.
Author: Ekaterina Senko
“We live in an era in which technology simplify communication, broadens the income inequalities, and make weapons more destructive. But I strive to paint what creates an invisible connection among us and makes us part of a bigger family.” Frederic Bonin-Pissarro
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