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1929 - 1999. Known for: Figurative painting, "new realism".
Jacques Winsberg, a French figurative painter born in Paris, was classified among the artists of the Young Painting of the Second School of Paris. He began painting at the age of seventeen, primarily... Read full biography
Jacques Winsberg, a French figurative painter born in Paris, was classified among the artists of the Young Painting of the Second School of Paris. He began painting at the age of seventeen, primarily self-taught. Winsberg's work, influenced by his stays in Spain and featuring Camargue landscapes,... Read full biography
Jacques Winsberg, a French figurative painter born in Paris, was classified among the artists of the Young Painting of the Second School of Paris. He began painting at the age of seventeen, primarily self-taught. Winsberg's work, influenced by his stays in Spain and featuring Camargue landscapes, is associated with a "new realism" style, alongside artists like Bernard Buffet, reflecting the post-World War II miserablist current.Raymond Nacenta, art historian.
Jacques Winsberg, a French figurative painter born in Paris, was classified among the artists of the Young Painting of the Second School of Paris. He began painting at the age of seventeen, primarily self-taught. Winsberg's work, influenced by his stays in Spain and featuring Camargue landscapes, is associated with a "new realism" style, alongside artists like Bernard Buffet, reflecting the post-World War II miserablist current.Raymond Nacenta, art historian.
Jacques Winsberg, a French figurative painter born in Paris, was classified among the artists of the Young Painting of the Second School of Paris. He began painting at the age of seventeen, primarily self-taught. Winsberg's work, influenced by his stays in Spain and featuring Camargue landscapes, is associated with a "new realism" style, alongside artists like Bernard Buffet, reflecting the post-World War II miserablist current.Raymond Nacenta, art historian.