Page loaded successfully. Showing keywords for James Pichette.
Artist Keywords
Keywords page for James Pichette ((1920 - 1996)), known for Rhythmic abstract, avant-garde painting. Showing associated keywords and tags.
James Pichette KEYWORDS
1920 - 1996. Known for: Rhythmic abstract, avant-garde painting.
Whilst visiting America to organize an exhibition, Pichette was much impressed by the energy of Jazz music, which seemed to achieve that euphoric state which he had been seeking to evoke through his... Read full biography
Whilst visiting America to organize an exhibition, Pichette was much impressed by the energy of Jazz music, which seemed to achieve that euphoric state which he had been seeking to evoke through his painting. The abstract rhythmic compositions of jazz music generated a vivacity, which Pichette... Read full biography
Whilst visiting America to organize an exhibition, Pichette was much impressed by the energy of Jazz music, which seemed to achieve that euphoric state which he had been seeking to evoke through his painting. The abstract rhythmic compositions of jazz music generated a vivacity, which Pichette sought to emulate and even surpass in his paintings, to achieve a harmonious sensational experience. Pichette was impassioned by the energy of light and colour, often referring to it as his drug: "j'aime... Read full biography
Whilst visiting America to organize an exhibition, Pichette was much impressed by the energy of Jazz music, which seemed to achieve that euphoric state which he had been seeking to evoke through his painting. The abstract rhythmic compositions of jazz music generated a vivacity, which Pichette sought to emulate and even surpass in his paintings, to achieve a harmonious sensational experience. Pichette was impassioned by the energy of light and colour, often referring to it as his drug: "j'aime la couleur, le soleil: c'est ma drogue". Having initially studied in Marseilles, Pichette had begun designing sets and costumes for his brother Henri Pichette's theatre productions, at which he displayed a noticeable flair for original and innovative... Read full biography
Whilst visiting America to organize an exhibition, Pichette was much impressed by the energy of Jazz music, which seemed to achieve that euphoric state which he had been seeking to evoke through his painting. The abstract rhythmic compositions of jazz music generated a vivacity, which Pichette sought to emulate and even surpass in his paintings, to achieve a harmonious sensational experience. Pichette was impassioned by the energy of light and colour, often referring to it as his drug: "j'aime la couleur, le soleil: c'est ma drogue". Having initially studied in Marseilles, Pichette had begun designing sets and costumes for his brother Henri Pichette's theatre productions, at which he displayed a noticeable flair for original and innovative creativity. With the outbreak of the war in 1939, he enlisted with a cavalry regiment and was awarded the Croix de Guerre, but was... Read full biography