Luc Perot, Post-expressionist Painting "blue Women" Oil On Canvas, 1973

Luc Perot "Blue Women" oil on canvas, 1973.
Dimensions without frame: H 80cm x L100cm, with frame H 110cm x W 130cm (free framing, silvering to be touched up on the lower crosspiece of the frame).
Painting in perfect condition.

Biography: Luc Perot (Namur 1922 - 1985) is a Belgian post-expressionist painter. Training at the Academy of Fine Arts in Namur, student of Albert Dandoy and Paul Delvaux at La Cambre (Brussels) in the monumental painting studio. In 1950, he became a professor at the Academy of Namur. Influenced by Flemish expressionism (Rik Wouters...) but also Belgian symbolism (Léon Spilliaert..) and Henri Matisse. He expresses himself through lyrical abstraction tinged with symbolism where dream, mystery and color dominate. His works are bathed in a singular intimacy, a certain plastic force, finding inspiration in his life and the world around him. Luc Perot, indifferent to fashions, manages to pass without transition from black and white to the most intense color, from a neutral touch to a feverish attack, his large production testifies to it. From 1945 he exhibited in Namur and in all regions of the country (Ostend...) including, in 1974, in Laethem-St-Martin, alongside Léon Spilliaert and Paul Delvaux, two undisputed masters of Belgian painting. He also presented himself at different times all over France but also in Poland, whether in collective or individual exhibitions. Finally, he received several awards and distinctions. His work is present in many collections, both private and public. Bibliography: - Franco-Belgian cultural exchanges, Namur artists, Charleville-Mézières 1970 - 43rd Salon, Palais de Beaux-Arts de Charleroi, 1970 - 50 years of painting in Wallonia and Brussels, cacef - First triennial of artists from the Province of Namur, 1976 - Triennial of artists from the Province of Namur, 1979 .....