Frederic Brandon: A French Painter Between Figuration and Abstraction.

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Frédéric Brandon is a French painter born on January 19, 1943, in Paris, recognized for his work in Narrative Figuration. After studying at the Académie Julian and the École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts, he became a drawing professor and developed an artistic approach that constantly questions the nature of painting.

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A Unique Style and Bold Pictorial Approach

Brandon’s work is based on a critical yet friendly dialogue with both past and contemporary painters. He employs a mixed technique, combining various materials and textures to enhance depth and color dynamics. His paintings convey a joy of painting, where spontaneity and constant reflections on framing and composition take center stage.

Some of his notable series include: Nature Culture (1982) ; Vive la Peinture de Chevalet (1988) ; Qu’est-ce que la Peinture? (2002)

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Exhibitions and International Recognition

Frédéric Brandon’s works have been featured in numerous galleries and artistic institutions: - Galerie Hélène Nougaro (Paris) – Exhibitions from 2015 to 2020 

- Galerie Pascal Gabert (Paris) – Exhibitions from 1993 to 2009 

- Villa Tamaris (La Seyne-sur-Mer) – Exhibition in 2008 

- Fondation Daniel et Florence Guerlain (Les Mesnuls) – Exhibition in 1999 

- Mairie du 9e arrondissement de Paris – Exhibition in 2018 on Metro Line 9 

- Centre Cristel Éditeur d'Art – Rêves & Couleurs Exhibition from April 27 to July 20, 2024

His work has been exhibited in France, the United States, Argentina, Brazil, Spain, Italy, and Germany, contributing to his international influence.

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Discover Frédéric Brandon and His Artistic Universe!

His unique pictorial approach makes him an essential figure in contemporary French painting. Dive into his artwork and explore the evolution of his style over the years!