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1912 - 2002. Known for: Landscape and nude artwork, eroticism.
Philippe Artias was a French artist born in 1912 in Feurs, France and passed away in 2002 in Numana,Italy. Artias was stimulated by Picasso and his artwork style focused on the theme of landscape and... Read full biography
Philippe Artias was a French artist born in 1912 in Feurs, France and passed away in 2002 in Numana,Italy. Artias was stimulated by Picasso and his artwork style focused on the theme of landscape and the nude, which allowed him to combine the constant mutation of nature and the mobility of the... Read full biography
Philippe Artias was a French artist born in 1912 in Feurs, France and passed away in 2002 in Numana,Italy. Artias was stimulated by Picasso and his artwork style focused on the theme of landscape and the nude, which allowed him to combine the constant mutation of nature and the mobility of the human body. In the 1960s, Philippe shifted his focus to the female nude, which eventually led to eroticism in his artwork. His work is represented in various museums around the world, including Paris,... Read full biography
Philippe Artias was a French artist born in 1912 in Feurs, France and passed away in 2002 in Numana,Italy. Artias was stimulated by Picasso and his artwork style focused on the theme of landscape and the nude, which allowed him to combine the constant mutation of nature and the mobility of the human body. In the 1960s, Philippe shifted his focus to the female nude, which eventually led to eroticism in his artwork. His work is represented in various museums around the world, including Paris, Geneva, Beijing, Sao Paolo, Mexico City, Abidjan, and Tehran.
Philippe Artias was a French artist born in 1912 in Feurs, France and passed away in 2002 in Numana,Italy. Artias was stimulated by Picasso and his artwork style focused on the theme of landscape and the nude, which allowed him to combine the constant mutation of nature and the mobility of the human body. In the 1960s, Philippe shifted his focus to the female nude, which eventually led to eroticism in his artwork. His work is represented in various museums around the world, including Paris, Geneva, Beijing, Sao Paolo, Mexico City, Abidjan, and Tehran.