Unknown

Artist : Pierre Marie Brisson
Medium : Other
Size unframed : 22"/29.5"
Size framed : N/A
Signature Info : Hand Signed
Frame Info : Not Framed
Condition : Very Good
Year : Unknown
Asking Price:£1,100.00
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Description

Pierre Marie Brisson(France, 1955 - )  Original oil on manipulated paper.  Hand-signed by artist lower right, and in very good condition. Size, 29 1/2 ins x 22 ins. Comes unframed.

  • Title: "Unknown
  • Medium: Original mixed media on manipulated paper
  • Year: Unknown
  • Edition: Original unique work
  • Size: 29.1/2 ins x 22 ins. 
  • Hand-signed by the artist in pencil

Pierre Marie Brisson, French (1955 - )


Brisson’s works have often been compared to cave drawings. The simplicity of the images used are intended to contrast with the textured elements in his work, to give the impression of being both timeless as well as chic and current.Pierre Marie Brisson, a contemporary artist with a studio in the South of France, was born in Orleans, France in 1955. He began to show an interest in painting around the age of 14. Though he worked in a variety of non-art related positions, eventually he acquiesced to his passion and devoted his life to creative endeavors. He met and studied with painter Bernard Saby during his teenage years, and then settled in Paris in 1979 to study James Coignard, Antoni Clave, Joan Miro, and Antoni Tapies.

Brisson’s work is displayed in the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, San Francisco Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale Jewish Museum, New York George Page Museum, Los Angeles Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris Musee de la Poste, Paris Pushkin Museum, Moscow Musee Faure, haute couture Paris Groupe Cartier, and the Argentina Musee de L’Hospice Saint-Roch, among many others.

Robert Flynn Johnson, the Curator in Charge of the Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, said of Pierre Brisson: "He creates an art that invites, no, demands repeated viewing over time. His paintings, drawings, and prints, like the best of poetry, cinema, and fine art, ask more questions than they answer.”