Paintings by Laurent Parcelier painted with sunbeams
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It's hard to be a "mood person", especially when his swings depend on such trifles as the weather outside. There is a sun - and you are satisfied, happy, flutter like a bird, and love the whole world. And if it’s raining outside, it’s gloomy and dirty, then it’s better not to catch your eye, because good location spirit ordered to live long
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That would be to make sure that the sun always pleases us with its rays! And this is easy to arrange, one has only to look at the paintings of Laurent Parcelier ( Laurent Parcelier), because they seem to be drawn by the sun's rays! It feels like the artist Laurent Parcelier lives on some other planet where there is no sadness and tears, and even the autumn is bright, sunny, and even the rain is cheerful and warm.
Laurent Parcelier - french artist- Impressionist. Born November 19, 1962 in Chmalieres. After studying applied arts in Paris from 1978 to 1980, Laurent made his comic book debut in Triolo magazine with several stories. Then he published several own albums called "Le drole de monde" (" Strange world”). Parcelier became famous, and his creative way seemed obvious. Once he took part in a street painting competition and won Grand Prize. The work of Laurent Parcelier attracted the attention of viewers at an exhibition at the Salon des Beaux Arts de Perigueux (1992). Since then, his exhibitions have followed one after another. Since 1996, Laurent has devoted himself only to painting.
It is impossible to believe, but in the work of Parcelier there are practically no gloomy and rainy paintings. "It seems that he lives on some other planet, where there is no sadness and tears, where even the autumn is bright and sunny, and the rain is cheerful and warm," wrote artist Howard Behrens in the article "Monet of the 21st century." There are so many feelings, light and positive that it seems as if the canvases were created not from thousands of strokes of watercolor and oil, but are woven from sunbeams and children's smiles.
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I would like a house near Paris! Small... I seem to see it: With a couple of rooms, a bathroom and a balcony, Near a garden, bushes with a lawn... And a window, such a semicircle... I imagine rain on the glass with a knock... Tea, two cups , quiet and cozy, The streets are winding... Not crowded... On the table is a bunch of daisies... Oh, hurry up and catch my goosebumps!.. Evening, silence, a sip of Madeira, Wine glasses singing with music... Someone nearby , the one who believes in it, In this house, in the evening, in this summer, In the warmth and devotion of the palms, In a quiet evening, standing on the balcony ... And in a dream where, in the lights of Paris, Pink sunset kisses the roofs ... Marina's poems Boykova
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Many of us this summer does not indulge in sunny and warm weather, but website sure: this is not a reason to lose heart. We know for sure that genuine art able to warm.
In this review, we have collected works contemporary artists who sing of the sun in all its manifestations: from those entangled in the fog morning rays until the last glow of the evening dawn. Caution: there is so much summer air in the pictures that it can make your head spin.
Sunny Bunnies by Laurent Parcelier
Laurent Parcelier's painting is wonderful world in which there is neither sadness nor despondency. You will not find gloomy and rainy pictures in him. On his canvases there is a lot of light, air and bright colors, which the artist applies with characteristic recognizable strokes. This creates the feeling that the paintings are woven from thousands of sunbeams.
The cozy colors of Pedro Roldan Molina
Spaniard Pedro Roldan Molina ( Pedro Roldan Molina) is distinguished by a love for warm colors and a special technique for the execution of paintings: a combination of smooth and voluminous textures, the inclusion of elements of impressionism in realistic works. In his painting, a fairy tale is easily and elegantly combined with everyday life.
Sunset Sea Alfredo Navarro
Alfredo Navarro Montllor is in love with the sea and it seems to reciprocate. His father was an artist and always supported his son in his artistic endeavors. Alfredo began to draw from the age of 5, gradually his father taught him the technique oil painting, and from the age of 13 the boy began to paint in oils. Navarro considers his method of work to be borderline between realism and hyperrealism.
Transparent morning Oksana Kravchenko
The favorite theme of Yekaterinburg artist Oksana Kravchenko is the beauty and freshness of flowers. Her work is dominated by transparent light, pastel colors and general mood tenderness and genuine happiness.
Village courtyards of Vyacheslav Palachev
Landscape painter Vyacheslav Palachev is a third-generation artist. In his paintings, he does not just depict rural views: attention to detail and genuine love for nature help to convey the subtlest transitional states - morning fog, the last rays of the setting sun, freshness after rain. I want to plunge into these pictures with my head.
Sun of Greece in a watercolor by Pantelis Zografos
Pantelis Zografos, son and grandson of artists, was born in Athens and lived in Greece until 1971, and then moved to the United States. There the artist lives to this day. Watercolors with views of Greece are a tribute to the Motherland and the people who shaped him as a person. In each picture, nostalgia for their native lands is noticeable. Perhaps it is she who helps the artist to create such bright and poignant canvases.
Open windows by Stephen Darbyshire
Pictures of Stephen Darbishire (Stephen Darbishire) can be described in one word - "comfort". The artist lives on a farm in the mountains and enjoys the beauty of the surrounding landscapes, the change of seasons and simple pleasures. village life. His works breathe peace and tranquility.
It's hard to be a "mood person", especially when his swings depend on such trifles as the weather outside. There is a sun - and you are satisfied, happy, flutter like a bird, and love the whole world. And if it’s raining outside, it’s gloomy and dirty, then it’s better not to catch your eye, because a good mood ordered to live long. That would be to make sure that the sun always pleases us with its rays! And this is easy to arrange, one has only to look at the paintings of Laurent Parcelier (Laurent Parcelier), because they seem to be drawn by the sun's rays!
Laurent Parcelier is a French artist and illustrator belonging to the constellation of modern expressionists. Yes, this is easy to see, just a glimpse of his paintings. There are so many feelings, light and positive that it seems as if the canvases were created not from thousands of strokes of watercolor and oil, but are woven from sunbeams and children's smiles.
It is impossible to believe, but it is a fact - in the work of Parcelier there are practically no gloomy and rainy paintings. It feels like he lives on some other planet where there is no sadness and tears, and even the autumn is bright, sunny, and even the rain is cheerful and warm.
It seems that in the jars of this artist is not paint, but perky sunlight. The master seems to take these “bunnies” out of there and seat them in the right order on his canvases. Some he collects in heaps, and some he leaves in proud royal solitude: it all depends on the composition. In all pictures Laurent Parcelier there is movement: the solar circles seem to dance and play with each other.
“It seems that he lives on some other planet, where there is no sadness and tears, where even autumn is bright and sunny, and the rain is cheerful and warm”, - the American artist said about him.
Indeed, for Parcelier there are no problems, bad mood and the gray sky above the crown. All of his canvases depict exceptionally lovely landscapes: cozy verandas, flower pots, graceful chairs and white tablecloths. Canvases immerse the viewer in the heat of pleasant summer day. The author himself speaks of his works in the following way:
“I like my paintings, they look real. People can find out what place is depicted on them"
Laurent Parcelier - modern impressionist. Born in 1962 in France, he studied at the School of Art in Paris and began his career as a draftsman in the Triolo comics. There was a period in his life when he did not pick up a brush at all and did not remind people of himself. Luckily, that time ended when he won a street painting competition by borrowing canvas and paint from someone. Laurent Parcelier became famous all over the world after the exhibition Salon des Beaux Arts de Periqueux.
Now impressionism causes a joyful smile in the audience, and artists who paint in this manner, like Parcelier, receive folk love and admiration. But it was not always so. For 20 years, the Impressionists were mixed with mud, not allowed into serious galleries and devastating articles were written about their work. Even the term itself was coined by scathing critics in the 19th century. This happened when he exhibited a painting called “Impression. Sunrise". Since then, innovators have been teased as "impressive."
The artists promoting this trend freed art from the framework: they no longer copied reality, but created their own own world. Impressionism is a small hymn to the sun. Laurent Parcelier clearly adheres to this old concept. I can thank him from the bottom of my heart for what he gave modern world, forever running and mired in fuss, peaceful and joyful canvases.
