Artist: RENOUX André (1939-2002)
Title: Dizzie Gillespie
Technique and support: Lithography on classic paper
Dimensions: 76cm x 54cm
Particularities: signed and annotated HL, Without drum, but trumpet for Claude Jobin who knows the music'
Condition: good, creases on the side and the left corner
Origin: Certified, the invoice engages the responsibility of the gallery as to the authenticity of the work.
André Renoux was born on May 7, 1939 in Oran Algeria. In 1945, his family, originally from Provence, left Algeria to settle in the south of France. André Renoux studied at the Arts Décoratifs in Nice and then at the Ecole Supérieure des Arts Modernes in Paris. In 1961, André Renoux made his first exhibitions in Paris. Subsequently, he exhibited in Lebanon, Italy, the U.S.A, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, Cannes, Australia. Considered the painter of Paris, he painted the streets, the shops, the cafes, the courtyards, the old fading facades and the interiors of restaurants. He is also a great lover of jazz. The work of André Renoux is immense: canvases, engravings, lithographs, serigraphs. André Renoux died on January 13, 2002 in Paris. In October 2010, the city of Paris paid homage to him by exhibiting some of his works at the Carnavalet Museum.
