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Jean Peltier

Jean Peltier (1907 - 1984) was active/lived in France.  Jean Peltier is known for Landscape and marine painting, abstraction.

Jean Peltier was born in Fécamp, France on July 30, 1907.  He was from a family of several sea captains.  From early childhood he loved the sea and ships, and his work later in life was greatly influenced by this.

After his military service in the Navy, he began his training in Paris in the studio of the sculptor and decorator Fernand Buzon, at Avenue Junot, next to Gen-Paul's studio. His career as an artist really began with textile design. He was lucky to be recruited by Michel Dubost for a drawing workshop created in Paris by silk magnate François Ducharne.

His workshop comrades included Bernard Lorjou, Yvonne Mottet, Therese Prelle, Guy de Chaugnac (Dom Robert) and, particularly, Suzanne Janin, who will later become his wife. Friends of François Ducharne frequented the studio on rue Tourlaque at the foot of the Butte Montmartre.  Some of these amazing artists included Picasso, Braque, Cocteau, Bérard. These special visits were rich in lessons for thes   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3718 characters.]  Artist bio

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