"Au Claire de la Lune No. 81" by Bernard Peltriaux, limited Giclée Fine Art Print Edition

Via Bernard Peltriaux 1921-1999 in northeastern France, born in Reims, Bernard Peltriaux went to Paris in the René Jaudon studio after studying art. Impressed by the social life of time, he developed into a typical artist of the French scene. Sensitive, detailed and with a touch of exclusivity Peltriaux painted scenes in riding tournaments with beautiful women, life in the bistro, in the bar and on the lido. The big theme of the French painter was the wife of the Belle Époque and the "Roaring Twenties" in Paris between the world wars. However, it would be a misunderstanding if they wanted to understand him as a painter "historical" subjects, since he had experienced this time as a teenager. Peltriaux 'Subela's choice is different: it gives him the opportunity to give his women's figures the glamor of those times when not only fashion, but also the role of women. Peltriaux 'elegantly dressed women are consistently a strong, indeed charismatic women; They are modern women who obviously know how much they differ from the generations of their mothers and grandmothers - and how much they will one day open their daughters one day. Peltriaux 'works in private collections in France, Portugal, Morocco, Germany, USA, Belgium, Vietnam and Iran are often awarded.