Jean-Jacques Dournon (1953) - Paysage

Very beautiful watercolor and gouache by Jean-Jacques Dournon (born 1953) 19*24 cm

An early work of this great artist renowned, already marked by his wonderful enigma.
At the back a personal dedication.

Rare.

Born in Paris in 1953, the painter Jean-Jacques Dournon studied at the School of Fine Arts of Saint-Étienne where he obtained the national diploma of Fine Arts.
In 1979, he received the Fénéon Prize. Roland Barthes, Edmonde-Charlotte Roux, Jean-Louis Barrault were part of the jury.
In 1980, he was named resident of the French Academy in Rome (Prix de Rome) for a duration of two years. After Rome, Madrid and its Casa Velázquez: a stay that rewarded the laureate with the Paris City Scholarship in 1986.
In 1992, he obtained the second prize in Drawing for the Île-de-France region.
In 2000, in partnership with the A.F.A.A. and the City of Paris, he undertook a stay in Southern Vietnam, then last year the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul invited him for a 3-month artist residency.
Jean-Jacques Dournon has exhibited solo or collectively for nearly thirty years across Europe, invited by private or public galleries.
A substantial bibliography has already been published on his work.