Project Description
Huile sur toile
Dimensions : 60 cm x 50 cm
Signed lower left : Bonnamour
navy blue – André Bonnamour
André Bonnamour (1900-1985) – Ecole Lyonnaise
Lyon painter.
1975 – « Il expose chez André Weil (Gallery located 26 8th avenue Matignon Paris) paintings with bold colors very, which resemble the Fauves : a purple road, orange trees or the first snow plan silhouetted against the black mountains. Colors that suggest that the important painting is primarily the ratio of the values that make the beauty of a pictorial composition ". Henry de France.
Of 6 April 6 May 1979, il expose à la Galerie Marbach à Berne – Suisse
L’École Lyonnaise et son style d’artistes peintres
L’École Lyonnaise fait partie de l’un des principaux groupes d’artistes du style troubadour de Lyon. Particulièrement représentative de la ville de Lyon, cette école est considérée comme un mouvement artistique qui adopte les traditions et les couleurs de la ville. L’école est fondée par de nombreux artistes peintres connus dont Pierre Revoil. At the start of the movement, we find especially in addition to the troubadour genre, floral painters who draw a lot of inspiration from the patterns used for silk pieces as well as landscape painters. In 1830, the style then takes inspiration from the mystical and illuminist movements of Lyon.
Still present today, Lyon painting is expressed in several Lyon art galleries. There are the most recurring works of the Lyonnaise School period of course, but also other artists who were not necessarily part of the movement.. Among the most renowned of course, Paul Revoil but also others such as Victor Orsel or Hippolyte Flandrin who follows the second wave of inspiration from the same school and whom Charles Baudelaire will qualify as "penal colony".
Sources : The Modern Review of Arts and Life - 1975, Connaissances des Arts N ° 323 January 1979.
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