Nicole Clement
He is a French painter who specializes in parterre painting. He visited Japan several times in the 1990s and held exhibitions at Daimaru Department Store and other locations. He is the vice president of the famous French salons, the Salon d'Automne, the French National Fine Arts Society, the Salon de Comparaisons, and the Salon des Indépendants, which are public exhibitions mainly for oil painters, as well as the French Drawing and Watercolor Salon. He creates bright and soft pictures that incorporate delicate light in pastel paintings. He is popular not only in France but also in Japan, America, and Germany.
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Biography
Born in 1942
A modern impressionist painter and a leading figure in pastel painting. She has a studio in the Château de Chapelle-Bertrand, which she inherited from her family in the Parajon region, and paints the surrounding countryside in soft, bright colors. The gentle light of her paintings of spring landscapes makes us fall asleep. When she paints autumnal landscapes, we have the illusion of walking along the path with her.
Awards
1980 Gold Medal (Clamart)
1981 Public Prize (Carrielle-sur-Seine)
1982 Honorary Award (Clamart)
1984 Bronze Award from the City of Paris
1985 Grand Prix (Bois-Colombes)
1988 Parter Award (Koi Foret)
1991 Gold Medal (Les Uris)
1992 Lions Club Award (Paris)
1995 Gold Medal (Le Chenas)
1996 Gold Medal (Onghien-les-Pens)
Solo Exhibitions
1978-1998 Galerie Heruet, Paris
1983, Galerie Pern Heim Jeune, Paris
1984, Hermans Gallery, Geneva
1985 Chantilly, Gallery Gaberne des Arts
1986, Vendôme Gallery, Paris
1987-1988 Vissy Ball Marl Gallery
Since 1989, he has held solo exhibitions at museums in Paris, the United States, and Germany.
President of Salon de Colombe
Vice President of the Salon of Watercolor Painting and Drawing
(The watercolor and drawing exhibition is held every November at the Grand Palais in the heart of Paris as part of Art en Capital , along with the Salon of the French Artists Association, the Salon des Indépendants, and the Salon de Comparaison . It is one of France's leading salons.)