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Tatossian, Armand - Paysage enneigé
Estimate:
CA$600 - CA$800
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CA$400
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Art canadien - Canadian Fine Art
ARTIST
Tatossian, Armand
Description
Tatossian, Armand (1951-2012)
Paysage enneigé
Huile sur isorel signée en bas à droite A. Tatossian
Né en Egypte de parents arméniens en 1948, Armand Tatossian arrive à Montréal en 1960 et s'impose au cours de sa vie d’artiste comme l’un des grands maîtres paysagistes québécois. Après son immigration, il se consacre à la peinture et se rapproche de Adam Sherriff Scott, au point de devenir son assistant. C’est ainsi qu’il découvrira le travail de Goodridge Roberts, Stanley Cosgrove, ou encore A.Y. Jackson. Il effectue ses études aux Beaux-Arts de Paris de 1970 à 1971, ce qui lui permet d'améliorer son approche impressionniste. Il retourne par la suite à Montréal et se consacre principalement à la peinture de paysages de sa province d’adoption. S’en suivront de nombreuses expositions à l’internationale, et sa nomination en tant que membre de l’Académie royale des arts du Canada en 1973, faisant de Tatossian le plus jeune élu de l’académie.
Dimension:
12" x 10"
31 x 25.5 cm
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Tatossian, Armand (1951-2012)
Paysage enneigé
Oil on isorel signed lower right A. Tatossian
Born in Egypt to Armenian parents in 1948, Armand Tatossian arrived in Montreal in 1960 and established himself as one of Quebec's great master landscape artists. After immigration, he devoted himself to painting and became close to Adam Sherriff Scott, eventually becoming his assistant. This is how he discovered the work of Goodridge Roberts, Stanley Cosgrove and A.Y. Jackson. He studied at the Beaux-Arts in Paris from 1970 to 1971, perfecting his impressionist approach. He then returned to Montreal, devoting himself mainly to painting landscapes of his adopted province. This was followed by numerous international exhibitions, and his appointment as a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 1973, making Tatossian the youngest ever elected to the Academy.
Dimension:
12" x 10"
31 x 25.5 cm
Paysage enneigé
Huile sur isorel signée en bas à droite A. Tatossian
Né en Egypte de parents arméniens en 1948, Armand Tatossian arrive à Montréal en 1960 et s'impose au cours de sa vie d’artiste comme l’un des grands maîtres paysagistes québécois. Après son immigration, il se consacre à la peinture et se rapproche de Adam Sherriff Scott, au point de devenir son assistant. C’est ainsi qu’il découvrira le travail de Goodridge Roberts, Stanley Cosgrove, ou encore A.Y. Jackson. Il effectue ses études aux Beaux-Arts de Paris de 1970 à 1971, ce qui lui permet d'améliorer son approche impressionniste. Il retourne par la suite à Montréal et se consacre principalement à la peinture de paysages de sa province d’adoption. S’en suivront de nombreuses expositions à l’internationale, et sa nomination en tant que membre de l’Académie royale des arts du Canada en 1973, faisant de Tatossian le plus jeune élu de l’académie.
Dimension:
12" x 10"
31 x 25.5 cm
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Tatossian, Armand (1951-2012)
Paysage enneigé
Oil on isorel signed lower right A. Tatossian
Born in Egypt to Armenian parents in 1948, Armand Tatossian arrived in Montreal in 1960 and established himself as one of Quebec's great master landscape artists. After immigration, he devoted himself to painting and became close to Adam Sherriff Scott, eventually becoming his assistant. This is how he discovered the work of Goodridge Roberts, Stanley Cosgrove and A.Y. Jackson. He studied at the Beaux-Arts in Paris from 1970 to 1971, perfecting his impressionist approach. He then returned to Montreal, devoting himself mainly to painting landscapes of his adopted province. This was followed by numerous international exhibitions, and his appointment as a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 1973, making Tatossian the youngest ever elected to the Academy.
Dimension:
12" x 10"
31 x 25.5 cm
