Although his subjects are traditional, his manner opens new perspectives to amateurs of landscape painting, bucolic scenes, seascapes or contemplations of country life.
Georges Ferro La Grée creates light and with brief brush strokes, makes radiant paintings in witch nothing is precise, everything is to be discovered. For these characteristics, the painter may be considered a worthy son of the 19th century Impressionist masters.
“Talent must be nurtured with effort and love. Ferro La Grée’s paintings, in spite of their apparent spontaneity of facture, their exalted colors, their chosen motifs, are accomplished, thoughtful and definitive works.”
J. Dusseaux
Main exhibitions
Salon libre
Salon d’hiver
Salon des indépendants
Salon des artistes Français (médaille d’argent)
Chicago (1981)
Los Angeles (1982)
Boston, Tokyo et New York.
Galerie Ror-Volmar, Paris
Galerie Migros, Lausanne
Galerie Hermance, Genève
Galerie Neel, Paris, place des Vosges, et à Cannes.
Prix du Salon de Versailles
Prix Van Gogh à L’Isle-Adam
Prix du salon de l’Ile de France
Médaille d’or de la ville de Courbevoie
Mention Artistes Français – Sociétaire.
Georges Ferro La Grée was born in 1941 in Poissy, France.
His work is a hymn to nature and light. His source is impressionism and the painting he offers us is vibrant and rich in color, daring and masterly in style.
