Portraits

During her 70-year reign, Queen Elizabeth II has built up an image of a strong woman who is loved by her subjects and admired around the world. As a public figure whose life has been regularly published in the press for one reason or another, she has acquired a worldwide popularity rarely seen.

Gérard Garouste is one of the most highly rated contemporary French artists. At the same time painter, sculptor, engraver and even actor, he is full of energy, just like his work. Discover this colorful character!

Discover Edvard Munch, certainly one of the major pioneers of expressionism. He is undoubtedly one of the greatest painters of the early XXᵉ century.

In this new collection, Emmanuelle Levesque wishes to express a message of open-mindedness and very peaceful emotions. In these paintings, the artist brings a new, more serene breath, like the one that comes during a walk in the forest or on the beach, with your feet in the waves.

Born on 6 July 1907 in Mexico, Magdalena Frida Carmen Kahlo Calderon became known as a self-taught painter under the name Frida Kahlo. She later insisted on changing her birth date to July 7, 1910, the day of the Mexican Revolution. Her father was Hungarian-German of Jewish origin and her mother Mexican of Amerindian origin. She was born with spina bifida and was diagnosed with poliomyelitis at the age of six. At the age of 18, she suffered a serious tram accident that left her frail and suffering for the rest of her life...

It's impossible to miss! Today, shops are flooding with merchandise bearing the image of the famous Mexican painter, Frida Kahlo. Why is she so popular, almost 70 years after her death? Focus on the current image of the artist, her life, her talent, her commitments and her influence on contemporary artists

Salvator Dali, painter, sculptor, engraver, scriptwriter and writer finds his inspiration in cubism, surrealism and futurism. This lover of Freudian psychoanalysis also dips his brush in the ink of his interiority, his personal history. An intimate work reflecting the fantasies of Salvador Dali according to the method named by his care of paranoia-criticism. A spiritual quest also emerges from his work. Discover through the five most beautiful paintings of Dali, the particularities of his art and quote for sure one of his works.

In her new collection, the artist reinvents herself, adding, one thing leading to another, flowers and poetic shapes embroidered on her initially bare characters...

Do you know to which painting movement the artist belongs? Difficult to answer! Do you like the style of painting of the greatest Mexican artist? We suggest you discover in detail the way Kahlo painted, her attraction to self-portraits and the importance of Mexican culture in her work.

As part of the unprecedented painting collection launched with Priscille Deborah, painter and first French woman to have an arm prothesis, animated by the thought, Carré d’artistes follows up on her extraordinary journey, which is inspiring in many ways…

I try to make the colors speak, to pass on fragrances, noises, the atmosphere of the city through them. The choice of colors is very important because they are the ones that “help” the spatula to set up the stage.

This month, discover French artist Sophie Costa’s inspirations and techniques through her artwork “Let there be rock“.

This month, discover French artist Patrick Cornée’s inspirations and techniques through his series of artworks entitled “Dancers“.

“According to famous Swiss-German artist Paul Klee : “A line is a dot that went for a walk.” This statement applies to my work. It all started with a dot. Then lines and dots met and created a spot. Those spots then became shapes…”

Guiding artists and enabling them to evolve is one of Carré d’artistes’ main purposes. Who better to testify than a dedicated artist? Discover the impressions of the French artist Odile Escolier on her relationship with Carré d’artistes.