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1920 Bordeaux, France - 2005. Known for: Folk art style marine coastline painting.
Pierre Palué, a renowned artist, apprenticed under his father in the arts from a young age. During World War II, he served in the artillery before being taken prisoner and later escaping with Dr.... Read full biography
Pierre Palué, a renowned artist, apprenticed under his father in the arts from a young age. During World War II, he served in the artillery before being taken prisoner and later escaping with Dr. Henri Lemonon. He studied pharmacy with Dr. Lemonon in Saint-Donat and pursued drawing at Valence Art... Read full biography
Pierre Palué, a renowned artist, apprenticed under his father in the arts from a young age. During World War II, he served in the artillery before being taken prisoner and later escaping with Dr. Henri Lemonon. He studied pharmacy with Dr. Lemonon in Saint-Donat and pursued drawing at Valence Art School, where he met André Lhote. Palué went on to teach drawing and painting at various institutions and achieved success as an artist, exhibiting his works across Europe and receiving accolades such... Read full biography
Pierre Palué, a renowned artist, apprenticed under his father in the arts from a young age. During World War II, he served in the artillery before being taken prisoner and later escaping with Dr. Henri Lemonon. He studied pharmacy with Dr. Lemonon in Saint-Donat and pursued drawing at Valence Art School, where he met André Lhote. Palué went on to teach drawing and painting at various institutions and achieved success as an artist, exhibiting his works across Europe and receiving accolades such as the Order of National Merit in 1995. He published a catalogue of his works and continued to create art throughout his life.
Pierre Palué, a renowned artist, apprenticed under his father in the arts from a young age. During World War II, he served in the artillery before being taken prisoner and later escaping with Dr. Henri Lemonon. He studied pharmacy with Dr. Lemonon in Saint-Donat and pursued drawing at Valence Art School, where he met André Lhote. Palué went on to teach drawing and painting at various institutions and achieved success as an artist, exhibiting his works across Europe and receiving accolades such as the Order of National Merit in 1995. He published a catalogue of his works and continued to create art throughout his life.