Daniel Gelis (1942) France, "Bouquet Frais" Original Print, S/N Ed 170 Rives 18x24


Characterized by their soft, translucent colors and dream-like atmosphere, the paintings of Daniel Gelis embody the poetic spirit of the French School. Gelis was born in France in 1942 and had his first solo exhibition in Paris in 1969. He has since exhibited in galleries and museums across France, as well as in Switzerland, Germany, The Netherlands, Russia, The United States, Canada, Japan, Taiwan, Tahiti and Singapore. Gelis is a recipient of the Medal of Gold for French Artists.

Edgard Bermeo (20th Century) Columbia

Studied painting and sculpture at the National Arts School of Columbia in Bogota. For two consecutive years he received the top prize in Columbia’s National Arts show.

Although he now lives and works in NYC, the memories of his native land’s extraordinary flora are very evident in his work, as “Jardin De la Casa” (The Garden at Home) makes clear. Bermeo has an uncanny ability to capture and interpret the intensity of visual impressions.

Here, for example, he evokes the senwe of wonder and awe that anyone must surely feel on beholding a garden in full bloom.

"Jardin de la Casa 1", 175/300, signed lr, image 13x10 inches, framed 19.5x17.25 inches

"Jardin de la Casa 2", 146/300 ll, signed lr, image 12x9 Inches, framed 18.5x16.25 inches