Paris Street Scene Oil on Canvas Painting Signed Robert Soler, circa 1955
Paris Street Scene Oil on Canvas Painting Signed Robert Soler, circa 1955
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This captivating oil on canvas painting by renowned French artist Roberto Soler transports viewers to the heart of Paris, France. Executed in 1955, the painting showcases Soler's mastery of color and composition as he captures the dynamic energy of city life. Signed lower right, the work is a testament to the artist's prolific career, which includes exhibitions at the Salon de Mai and recognition from prestigious institutions.
Soler's academic training at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and subsequent artistic exploration led to a distinctive style characterized by harmonious compositions and a sense of movement. His work has been celebrated worldwide, earning numerous awards and distinctions.
This particular painting is a prime example of Soler's ability to create visually stimulating and emotionally resonant artworks.
More about the Artist:
Born on December 8, 1928, in Paris, in a old family of Spain. His father, painter also, make him follow an academic artistic formation.
Graduate of Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris, Fine-Art in Paris.
Following an exposition at the “Ecole de Paris” in which he exposed works for several years particularly at the "Salon de Mai" of the Museum of Modern Art of Paris (1961, 1962) this enabled him to plunge with complete freedom in a creative research and to improve pictorial techniques. Thus, creating harmonious compositions of rhythms, colors, mingling subtly with luminous funds and giving to his works an astonishing impression of movement. His artistic course is marked out very many exposures throughout the world, making him known to the largest specialists scholars. His talent was lead to the attribution of many international prizes, decorations, distinctions honorary, titles and functions.
Other business:
Since 1996
- Member of the committee of honor and the jury of the night of the trophies of the visual arts. - Master's of history of art, on the work of Roberto Soler presented by Caroline Pietri who was received with mention at the University of Paris I; Pantheon-Sorbonne.
Since 1988
- Named by the Jacques Chirac Prime Minister: member of the interdepartmental high committee to the artistic lesson (Official Journal. March 27, 1988)
- Figure in the Bénézit dictionary.
In 1960, Robert Soler was awarded - 1st price of the "Hidden Signature" (Durand-Ruel) 1/4000 artists.
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