Page loaded successfully. Showing keywords for Yvan Salomone.
Artist Keywords
Keywords page for Yvan Salomone ((Born 1957)), known for Watercolor painting, port scenes, absence of human presence. Showing associated keywords and tags.
Yvan Salomone KEYWORDS
Born 1957 Saint-Malo. Known for: Watercolor painting, port scenes, absence of human presence.
Yvan Salomone, born in 1957 in Saint-Malo, is a French artist known for his watercolor paintings depicting port scenes devoid of human presence. He focuses on transforming raw materials into ethereal... Read full biography
Yvan Salomone, born in 1957 in Saint-Malo, is a French artist known for his watercolor paintings depicting port scenes devoid of human presence. He focuses on transforming raw materials into ethereal compositions through the use of light watercolors. Salomone's work has been exhibited in various... Read full biography
Yvan Salomone, born in 1957 in Saint-Malo, is a French artist known for his watercolor paintings depicting port scenes devoid of human presence. He focuses on transforming raw materials into ethereal compositions through the use of light watercolors. Salomone's work has been exhibited in various European institutions such as the Centre Pompidou in Paris and is held in public and private collections across Europe.Information provided by the user.
Yvan Salomone, born in 1957 in Saint-Malo, is a French artist known for his watercolor paintings depicting port scenes devoid of human presence. He focuses on transforming raw materials into ethereal compositions through the use of light watercolors. Salomone's work has been exhibited in various European institutions such as the Centre Pompidou in Paris and is held in public and private collections across Europe.Information provided by the user.
Yvan Salomone, born in 1957 in Saint-Malo, is a French artist known for his watercolor paintings depicting port scenes devoid of human presence. He focuses on transforming raw materials into ethereal compositions through the use of light watercolors. Salomone's work has been exhibited in various European institutions such as the Centre Pompidou in Paris and is held in public and private collections across Europe.Information provided by the user.