JEAN DUQUOC
Artist Statement:
“The land that I come from is very strong and calls for strong colors,” Duquoc observes. The results are vivid free spirited canvases which riot with passion.
For Jean Duquoc, the red sun is a powerful symbol of rebirth and a window to eternity. "It radiates", he says, “the light of unity of heaven and earth, but also the line of disruption”.
About Jean Duquoc:
Born in northwestern France in 1937, Jean Duquoc is a painter who draws inspiration from the rugged land, seas and skies of Brittany. He taught himself to paint to honor the memory of his brother, a dedicated environmentalist. Duquoc wants the world to love the earth as much as he does. His paintings are full of emotion, overwhelming us with artistic tension and power which echo the forces of nature that surround him
Jean Duquoc has been published in many books and magazines throughout the world. Jean Duquoc has exhibited extensively throughout Europe as well as the United States where his paintings have become acquired by numerous private and corporate collectors.
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 | A l'heure du Crepuscule
26x32 |
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 | Au large la brume se leve
26x32 |
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 | Des Bleus, des Rouges, des Mauves
40x32 |
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 | L'Ete s'en Va sur la Prairie
32x40 |
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 | La Maison du Poete
36x29 |
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 | Le Mont St Michel
24x29 |
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 | Les Maisons de Pecheurs
26x32 |
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 | Pommiers Printaniers
36x29 |
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 | Que Reste t il de nos Villages
32x46 |
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 | Tulipes pres de l'Ocean
26x32 |
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 | Villages dans les Marais
32x32 |
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 | Voiliers dans le Calme d'un Matin d'Ete
40x72 - diptyque |
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