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 Jean-Pierre Lorand, Belgium |
Jean-Pierre
Lorand
studied
at the "St Luc Art Institute". Since 1977 he has been frequently
exhibiting in galleries and cultural events in Belgium and many other European countries, as well as in the USA and Japan...more > |
 Christian Lloveras, France |
Christian Lloveras sized the warm colors of the province, the laborious work of the farmers and the beauty of the snow on the nearby Pyrenees. His first exposure to CERET revealed his talent. Since then exhibitions of his work are enchaining both in France and abroad...more> |  Cesare Marchesini, Italy |
Cesare
Marchesini, some
of his paintings are exhibited in the Musée d’Art in Vicq and in the
Musée in Paris and published in books on Naïve Art. In addition, his
works can be seen at the Museo d’Arte Naif in Lauro (Switzerland) and in
the Museo d’Arte Moderna in Stia. |
 Thérèse Coustry, Belgium |
Thérèse Coustry studied art with the painter and sculptor Roger DUDANT Christian Leroy. Since 1973 she is dedicated to both teaching and painting. She has several awards and prizes to her credit and has already shown her paintings in solo or group exhibitions worldwide... more> |  Elisabeth Davy-Bouttier, France |
Elisabeth
Davy-Bouttier “When
I paint, my paintbrush becomes a key which opens me the door of a magic
land, where I stroll according to my moods” |
 Alessandra Placucci, Italy |
Alessandra
Placucci
-
painter
and illustrator. She participated in numerous exhibits, encountering the public and critic's favour. Alessandra works primarily in oil. Her paintings´ main characteristic is the presence of small characters moving around merrily in a flurry of colours, among butterflies and soap bubbles, umbrellas and balloons. |
 Aimo Katajainen, Finland |
Aimo Katajainen - after the exhibitions in my own “Summer Gallery”, “Upstairs” gallery in Kotka and some of Kouvola nearby held exhibitions I got invited to a naïve art exhibition in Miami, USA. Soon I became invited to the annual exhibitions in Galeria Eboli and finally to a number of naïve art exhibitions throughout Europe...more> |  Olaf Ulbricht, Germany |
Olaf
Ulbricht
-
the motifs and subjects of his paintings are marked by journeys as well as
his residence in the wine-village of Vendersheim in Rhineland-Palatinate. The admirers of these naïve paintings are particularly delighted in the peculiar atmosphere of the tiny and “cheerful worlds of wood and colour”, which have so often been considered to be lost...more> |
 Martha Kolodziej, Polen |
Martha
Kolodziej -
The
artist wears a captivating visual rigor, yet it acquires an environment of
freshness and gaiety, because in it everything seems magical, vibrant and
pungent. Her characters sometimes part with the simplicity and move into
natural living in an original atmosphere with bold perspectives. |
 Raija Nokkala, Finland |
Raija Nokkala Awards:Artist of the Year of Art-Association in Vakka- Suomi 1998 OAJ silver Culture-award 1998. Award for Culture works , Uusikaupunki City 2001. Culture Award, Zonta association 2001. Artist of the Year,Parkinson-accociation 2003..more>. |  Guido Vedovato, Italy |
Guido Vedovato
- his paintings are
inspired by life's scenes, peoples, animals of the mountains where he has
been living for long time. Guido Vedovato’s works were exhibited in many countries in Europe & USA |
 Mariana Mihut, Romania |
Mariana
Mihut -
the fourth generation of a family of naive painters. INTERNATIONAL
GROUP
EXHIBITIONS with Naive Art: Salon International d'Art Naif Hall
Square to Flour Versailles 2011; 6th Biennial of Naïve Art Andrésy 2010
Salon International d'Art Naif Soisy sous Montmorency. |
 Mile Davidovic, Serbia |
Mile
Davidovic
citizen of the world. Since
March 2002 he is a member of the International Association of Naive Art
seated in Paris. His paintings have been exhibited in nearly 50 countries
on all the five continents. |
 Laura Esteban Ferreiro, Spain |
Laura
Esteban
- Awards
Spanish National Association of Artists & Sculptors First Prize. 1995.
First Prize for Best Spanish Work. XXIV Naïve Art International Contest.
Morges(Switzerland). 1995 First Prize. Junta de Turismo da Costa do
Estoril. XVIII International Naïve Art Exhibition. Museums: Bages (France),Musée International d’Art Naïf. Les Palais des Naïfs, Burgos ...more |
 Per-Olof Olsson, Sweden |
Per-Olof Olsson works with oil on canvas, gouache, lithographs and sculptures. Besides numerous exhibitions to galleries and companies all over Sweden, he has also exhibited his paintings abroad, for example in the Spain, France, U.S.A., Germany, Denmark, Israel and Finland...more> |
 Tito Lucaveche, Spain |
Tito
Lucaveche
started
painting in Madrid in the “Naïve” style. Since 1979 he has exhibited
regularly in Spain, France, Switzerland, Holland, Italy & Nord
America. His works can be found in Museums, Foundations & Collections
in Europe and Nord America... |
 Amalia Fernandez de Córdoba, Spain |
Amalia Fernández de Córdoba in
Museums:
Musée de la Ville de Madrid.- Musée International Palacio Villardompardo
(Jaén-España)-Musée D’art Contemporanée, In Huete (Cuenca-España)-Musée
D’Art Naif in Luzzara (Italia)-Musée D’art Naif in Guimaraes
(Portugal), Fondation Camilo José Cela (La Coruña-España)- Fondation
IBERCAJA –Fondation CEPSA...more> |
 Carole Perret, Switzerland |
Carole Béatrice Perret paints harlequins placed within scenes of a magical, child-like universe, where everything seems possible, the toys and all other objects mysteriously seem to come to life. However, she is most famous for her paintings that explore a world full of imagination and fantasy, where her nuns, strictly wearing a blue habit and a white coif, seem to have been put in place with a twinkle and childish impertinence. Since many years...more> |
 Cristóbal Martin, Spain |
Cristóbal
Martín
Studies at the Arts Faculty of Sevilla and devotes himself to teaching
drawing and painting in High Schools. He starts painting in the Naïf
style and participates from 2006 on in the European Naïf Art Exhibitions. |
 Gracia Risueño, Spain |
Gracia
Risueño
-
Her paintings are characterized by translating characters and social
customs of another age together with her childhood memories, which are a
journey to another time. |
 Fred Breebaart, The Nederland |
Fred Breebaartis paintings noticeably capture a longing to return to the honest simplicity of childhood - streets, landscapes, festivities and especially people - colours of the four seasons in which he paints. Beauty, composition and architecture are always the basic background, emphasizing strongly the naivety of his people and giving the general illusion of innocence...more> |
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