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May 12, 2011

Colorful works by Michel Ferran

Michel Ferran, floral, Westport River Gallery, Westport, Connecticut Michel Ferran, floral wide, Westport River Gallery, Westport, Connecticut Born in 1943 close to Narbonne, Michel Ferran, photographer and painter since childhood, decided in 1992 to open a workshop and consequently became a professional painter, primarily focusing on the landscapes of Provence. His painting evolved quickly to a purified stylization of the subjects and forms. Working the paste and the colors together, it carved its fabric of a pallet containing blue, ochres, yellows and reds, highlighting the light to create unique effects. His talent was noticed by collectors and publishers. His pictured were then collected across Europe, and the United States, until he passed away in 2003.

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