Jérôme Didier (1932) - La Collection de Porcelaines (vendu sans prix de réserve)






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La Collection de Porcelaines, by Jérôme Didier (1932), a 1960–1970 French contemporary artwork in collage and oil painting techniques, 42 × 26 cm (60 × 43 cm with frame), signed, in good condition, depicting an interior scene and sold with frame.
Description from the seller
Beautiful set of porcelain pieces on a windowsill, created in painting-collage by Jérôme DIDIER (1932).
Title: The Porcelain Collection
Artist: Jérôme DIDIER (1932)
Technique: Painting-collage (mixed media)
Signature: Signed
Artwork size: 42x26 cm
Framed size: 60x43 cm
Condition: Excellent condition.
Born in Paris in 1932, Jérôme Didier is a French painter and visual artist.
After earning a degree in Languages and Arab Civilizations at the National School of Oriental Languages, he devoted himself to his passion for drawing and painting.
He publicly revealed his first collages in 1970 and drew attention from Galerie Jacob, which organized his first solo exhibition in 1972.
Determined to develop his art with complete independence, he subsequently chose to isolate himself completely from the art world between 1978 and 1988 to deepen his personal research.
Seller's Story
Beautiful set of porcelain pieces on a windowsill, created in painting-collage by Jérôme DIDIER (1932).
Title: The Porcelain Collection
Artist: Jérôme DIDIER (1932)
Technique: Painting-collage (mixed media)
Signature: Signed
Artwork size: 42x26 cm
Framed size: 60x43 cm
Condition: Excellent condition.
Born in Paris in 1932, Jérôme Didier is a French painter and visual artist.
After earning a degree in Languages and Arab Civilizations at the National School of Oriental Languages, he devoted himself to his passion for drawing and painting.
He publicly revealed his first collages in 1970 and drew attention from Galerie Jacob, which organized his first solo exhibition in 1972.
Determined to develop his art with complete independence, he subsequently chose to isolate himself completely from the art world between 1978 and 1988 to deepen his personal research.
