Le pavillon bleu
Impressionism
1926
60.0 x 45.0 cm
Ferens Art Gallery
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Le pavillon bleu
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Artist Biography
early life and artistic pursuits
charles maresco pearce, a british artist, born in 1874 in south kensington, london, left an indelible mark on the art world with his unique blend of architectural subjects and etchings. following his education at christ church oxford, pearce's artistic journey was shaped by renowned tutors including augustus john and william orpen in chealsea art school, and jacques-emile blanche in paris.artistic influences and style
pearce's work is characterized by its architectural precision, a trait that resonates with his initial training as an architect. his style, influenced by the likes of sickert, showcases a deep understanding of light and composition. this unique blend of architectural knowledge and artistic flair sets pearce apart in the early 20th-century british art scene.notable works and exhibitions
- a street in menton, france (oil on canvas, the cooper gallery, barnsley, united kingdom) - a testament to his architectural inclinations, this piece captures the essence of french landscapes.
- le pavillon bleu (huile sur toile, ferens art gallery, kingston upon hull, united kingdom) - this work exemplifies pearce's ability to balance light and color in a serene, almost ethereal setting.
- garibaldi (oil on canvas, arts council collection, london, united kingdom) - a notable example of pearce's etching skills.
- still life (huile sur toile, the hepworth wakefield, united kingdom) - a reflection of pearce's versatility in capturing everyday scenes.
legacy and collections
pearce was a great collector and owned works by vuillard, bonnard, gauguin, and maillol. his first one-man show was at the carfax gallery in 1910. the tate archive holds his manuscript memoirs, which recall the london art scene from 1905 until the start of the first world war.- view charles maresco pearce's artworks on OriginalUniqueArt to delve deeper into his enigmatic world.
- explore OriginalUniqueArt's collection for more artists and their works.
- discover the tate archive for a deeper understanding of pearce's memoirs.
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Quick Facts
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Architectural precision, etching
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Early 20th-century British art']
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- Sickert
- Orpen
- Blanche
- Date Of Death: 1964
- Full Name: Charles Maresco Pearce
- Nationality: British
- Notable Artworks:
- A street in Menton
- Le pavillon bleu
- Garibaldi
- Still life
- Place Of Birth: South Kensington, London

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