St-Clet, 1981 by Roland Pichet. Roland Pichet (1936-2003) is an artist born in Montreal, Canada, and a member of the Canadian Royal Academy who still exposes his paints, watercolors, and engravings. His work, a minimalist expression of his sense of belonging, is similar to Jean-Paul Riopelle’s art as both are allegories of the wintry landscapes of Quebec. Although he began after his fifties, Pichet took lessons in drawing, painting, engraving, and lithography in the School of Fine Arts of Montreal and under the mentorship of some artists, like Alfredo Monros. Afterward, he travels repeatedly in Europe as a grant holder, particularly by the Canada Council for the Arts in 1963 and 1971. He lives in cities like Paris and London, which will allow him to realize exhibitions thereafter, in the group and in solo. His art can be seen in the most influential collections inside and outside of Canada. Some of the most important are: the National Gallery of Canada, the Museum of the Fine Arts of Montreal, the Museum of the Province of Quebec, the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Museum of Modern Art of New York, the British Museum of London, the Stedelijk Museum of Amsterdam. Artistica is the exclusive publisher of all his graphic work. Rag Paper - Arches Vellum 250 g. This piece is a limited edition. Buy it now! All of our fine art posters are made on thick, high-quality paper. Artistica Fine Art displays vivid and sharp image quality and has an appearance that is guaranteed to satisfy your best expectations. Our fine art prints not only give you the best quality art reproductions, but also a very competitive price. Contact us about our Framing services!
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