Jean-Claude PICOT (1933–). - Lot 237

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Jean-Claude PICOT (1933–). - Lot 237
Jean-Claude PICOT (1933–). Threatening Sky. Lithograph, signed lower right, numbered E.A. (Artist’s Proof). H_48 cm W_65 cm. Jean-Claude Picot, born in 1933, is a French artist known for his vibrant and expressive works. A professional artist since 1956, he has developed a unique style blending elements of Post-Impressionism and Fauvism. His works, often featuring bright colors and simplified forms, capture the essence of landscapes, figures, and still lifes with a touch of cheerfulness. Picot’s artistic style is strongly influenced by the Fauvist masters such as Vlaminck, Derain, and Matisse. He is known for reducing subjects such as flowers, trees, and houses to their essential forms, while maintaining a joyful and vibrant color palette. His compositions are often soothing and reflect a personal joie de vivre, highlighting the liveliness and romance of everyday life. Throughout his career, Picot has exhibited in more than 50 solo exhibitions around the world, including notable shows in the United States, Belgium, Norway, and Australia.
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