Oil by René Bellanger

Oil on cardboard mounted on canvas. René bellanger was a french impressionist painter born in 1895 in angicourt and died in 1964 in paris. He is considered one of the most talented painters of his generation. René bellanger grew up in the north of france, where he developed a passion for art from a young age. He studied at the ecole des beaux-arts in paris, where he was trained by painters like henri matisse and pierre bonnard. During his career, bellanger exhibited his works in galleries in paris and other cities in france. He has also participated in exhibitions abroad, notably in new york and london. His art has been highly appreciated by art critics and collectors. Artistic style rené bellanger was known for his impressionist style, which emphasized light and color. He was influenced by impressionist painters like claude monet and auguste renoir. Bellanger was particularly gifted at capturing landscapes, urban scenes and portraits. He used bright colors and broad brushes to create paintings that seemed to vibrate with energy. Today, rené bellanger's works are highly prized by art collectors and museums. Many of his paintings are exhibited in galleries around the world.

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