THIERRY DUVAL
"Puzzle panoramique et atmosphérique sur les toits de Paris"
Format : 82 cm x 34 cm
"Nocturne sur le Louvre et le Pont Royal"
Aquarelle originale. Format : 82 cm x 52 cm. Collection privée Galerie Suiha - Japon.
"Crepuscule sur Paris" Watercolour 80 cm x 50 cm
"Notre Dame de Paris" Watercolour - 75 cm x 55 cm
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NEW BOOK By artist THIERRY DUVAL How to order if you are interested, please, let me know on my email : thierry.duval2003@laposte.net 1 - Just send me a check of 24 euros for France, or 28 euros for Europe, or 30 euros for rest of the world. at the following address : (free shiping) Thierry Duval 42, avenue du Ponant 92390 - Villeneuve la Garenne FRANCE . 2 - You can also pay by Paypal Here is my account number : thierry.duval2003@laposte.net 3 - or also by bank transfer: ((But thank you for telling me if you make the transfer because I did not check my account every day) ACCOUNT HOLDER : M THIERRY DUVAL RIB update to the billing address : Bank: 30002 Indicatif : 00563 Account number: 0000370423L RIB key : 41 Domicile: Crédit Lyonnais VILLENEUVE Garenne GA 00563 INTERNATIONAL IDENTIFICATION IBAN CODE : FR98 3000 2005 6300 0037 0423 L41 Identification international banque – BIC (adresse SWIFT) : CRLYFRPP 4 - By WesternUnion (more simple too) Upon receipt of your payment, I'd be happy to send you my book |
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About Thierry Duval
A graduate of Decorative Arts in 1982, illustrator, and creative in a large advertising agency in Paris, Thierry Duval drew and painted since childhood. He will make his first creations using the concept of narrative comic strips from 1980, initially to a few fanzines, and in various magazines. In 1990, a great Italian restaurant in Paris on «Raffaelo», commissioned the making of copies of pastel paintings of the Renaissance Raffael, maybe then it will taste for the great masters of academic painting. In preparing the entrance of Decorative Arts in Paris he discovered the work of the painter Delacroix, and that he will his passion for watercolor. This technique will give a great freedom of expression. But his way of approaching watercolor is not common, in fact, his record, unlike the traditional watercolors, a force emerges in unusual colors and lights. Its purpose is to evoke a «impressionism» of dawn or dusk depending on the themes, all supported by a drawing of a high accuracy. All these criteria give aquarelles Thierry Duval evocative power, a realism uncommon in the usual expression of watercolor.
East and Paris are to important sources of inspiration:
For the East, it draws, as Delacroix in his books trips to Morocco, multiple subjects: men and their lifestyles Berbère, the magic of the journey, but the harsh landscape bathed in warm light. His watercolors are similar Orientalistes also part of the realism of the scenes, the painter Majorelle.
Regarding the theme of his work on Paris, he enjoys photographing the Seine in the early morning, he likes to filter light below decks, roofs gleaming in the rain, the silhouettes of majestic monuments that arose at the turn of an alley, the sounds of Paris, barges, markets, cafes. He likes to observe these lonely passers on the Pont des Arts, he likes to soak up the fall in Paris. This photographic work, nourishes and inspires him in his painting: This leads to the realism of a Paris dreamlike, poetic, nostalgic and timeless.
The singularity of his work rests on this dichotomy between a high tech modernism, (due to digital technology and its various applications), and conversely, a pictorial record which references s'impreignent rather large watercolorists classics of the last century.
Worthy heir of the great British tradition of watercolor as William Turner, Thomas Shotter Boys, William Callow, James Holland, but also the work of Thierry Duval is a clever mix of hyperrealism, poetry and refinement. Thierry Duval is a sensitive and accurate observer of nature and the city, pay attention to the slightest variations of light. His watercolors of urban scenes recreate the beauty of historic Paris, but also the unusual and mysterious side.
Since 2007 he exhibited in the United States in California in Palo Alto, and recently participated in numerous exhibitions in France and abroad.
Selected for the 11th Biennale de Namur in 2009, the largest European exhibition of watercolor.
