François-Xavier de Boissoudy’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Frans kunstschilder
Is Painter 
From France 
Type Arts 
Gender male
Birth 9 March 1966, Cambrai
Age: 54 years

François-Xavier de Boissoudy, né en 1966 à Cambrai, est un peintre français. Depuis sa conversion en 2004, il s’inscrit dans le mouvement d’art sacré contemporain. Il expose régulièrement ses œuvres à la Galerie Guillaume à Paris.

Biographie

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Caractéristiques de l’œuvre

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La technique prédominante chez François-Xavier de Boissoudy est le lavis d’encre sur papier, à dominante de noir et de blanc, avec des touches de couleur presque imperceptibles.

Notes et références

Bibliographie

  • François Boespflug, Résurrection et miséricorde, 2016 (ISBN 978-2-3720-9023-0)

Liens externes

  • Le site de l’artiste
  • Vidéo de présentation
  • Portail de la peinture
  • Portail du catholicisme
  • Portail de l’art contemporain
  • Portail de la France
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