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“Thyme
and chives” © Patrick Henry
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Name:
Patrick Henry
Bio: French artist and
sculptor Patrick Henry was born in 1958 in a village in the Eure valley, in the
heart of Normandy. His website is
reticent about his training or his life’s work, but it is clear that he is
sought after to give pastel courses, especially with Vocation Pastel at Voisins
le Bretonneux, in the south-west suburbs of Paris, where he has participated together with
Maxime Bochet, Claude Texier, David Garrison, Cécile Houel, Christine
Dumont, David Hervelin, Patrice Latger, and Jean-Yves Leboulanger. He has
exhibited in Giverny with the group Art de Pastel en France; and in St. Aulaye.
His work has been featured in
several magazines in France: Pratique des Arts, Special Pastel Issue 13, Dec-Jan
2012-2013; and Plaisirs de Peindre, No. 46, August-October 2012.
Medium:
Pastel
Subjects:
Landscape; figurative; still life; automobiles; motorbikes; sculptures.
Style:
Representational.
Navigation:
This website is in French, which is no excuse for its poor layout.
Comprehensive links are not retained on the pages so that navigation is by use
of the back button to refind your previous location. Probably best to go
straight to the galleries.
Gallery:
Paysages; Portraits; Nus; Natures
Mortes; Autos; Délire.
Image
View: Thumbnails open in a viewer on a
new page. Neither titles nor dimensions are listed. Download is possible. Thyme
and chives is 600 x 420, 51 KB.
Blog/Demo:
Go to Collaboration Magazine to seee his step-by-step demonstrations for the
above-mentioned magazines.
Bonjour ;-)
ReplyDeleteJ'adore ce que fait Patrick Henry, surtout ses chemins, ses sous-bois, ses bords de mer... Les couleurs qu'il utilise me plaisent beaucoup!
Ses derniers portraits sont "à tomber"...
A bientôt!!
Apologies to Olga Diaz, who left the comment "Precioso trabajo" that I deleted accidentally.
ReplyDeleteMerci Véronique. Son oeuvre est très bon - il mérite que son site-web soit mieux fait.
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