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Georges Terzian

Georges Terzian (1939 - 2021) was active/lived in France.  Georges Terzian is known for Post cubist painting.

Known for painting in his own post cubist style, Terzian experiments with the formation of different objects, working largely in oil.  He presents his subjects as a symphony of colors and shapes and aims to express the overall dynamic in each of his paintings.

Georges Terzian was born in Marseille on March 8, 1939.  Of Armenian descent, his family originally lived in Russia but moved to France before he was born.

Terzian began to draw and paint when he was very young.  At fourteen his parents enrolled him in the "L'Ecole des Beaux-Arts" in Marseille.  He studied there for one year but quit before completing his studies, although he continued to paint in his workshop in Sainte-Mitre, near Marseille.  He also studied music in Paris with Jean Lumière who tutored many talented musicians emerging in Paris at the time.

Inspired by the Post Impressionists, Georges Terzian's early paintings focused on the landscapes of Provence.  Working in oi   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1531 characters.]  Artist bio

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