French painter and ceramist Henri Plisson was born on September 20, 1908 and died November 9, 2002. He studied at the College of Montmorillon and was admitted to the École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts of Paris, studying with Lucien Simon (1861-1945).

He served as Professor of Design at the School of Design ABC in Paris and was nominated as official marine painter in 1973. He also served as Vice-president of the independent artist group.

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Henri Plisson, born in 1908 in Saint-Gaultier, Indre, France, studied at various art academies in Paris and trained as a painter at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Paris. He later became the official painter to the French Navy in 1973. Plisson's artistic style evolved from classical to cubist forms, influenced by artists like Gen Paul and Pierre Lebasque. He worked with a variety of materials, particularly glass and ceramics, creating geometric compositions with shattered and faceted shapes.