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Andre Marchand

Andre Marchand (1907 - 1997) was active/lived in France.  Andre Marchand is known for Semi-abstract landscape painting.

Andre Marchand (1907-1977)

"It is painting that can be inscribed in an innovative trend… where the research and evolution mark an advancement in the history of painting."

Andre Marchand was born in the Aix-en-Provence region of France on February 10, 1907. He attended the Jesuit School where his father was a mathematics teacher. At the age fourteen, Marchand began to paint landscapes with the use of watercolors. ??Marchand left his father to study in Paris.

Struggling for money, he worked as a laborer first in a construction site for four years. Despite it hindered his education about the arts, Marchand visited the Louvre. When he went back to school, he worked at the tutelage of Darius Milhaund, Francis Gruber, and Pierre Talcot. He began to exhibit his works at the Salon d'Automne* and Salon des Independants.* Marchand then travelled to the Mediterranean coast where he drew inspiration from the coast. ??

Marchand lived the rest of his life in Provence whe   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1600 characters.]  Artist bio

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