Jean-François Arrigoni Neri
LE RETOUR DU KSAR/
ON THE WAY BACK TO THE KSAR
Oil on canvas
65 x 81 cm
Private collection
Ksar, is the North African term for "Berber castle", possibly loaned from Latin castrum. The term generally refers to a Berber fortified village. The counterpart of Maghrebi ksar in literary Arabic, qaṣr, means "castle" or "palace".
Jean-François Arrigoni Neri , born in Paris on March 28 , 1937 and dead the November 23 , 20141 is a French painter , illustrator , engraver and lithographer.
In 1969, he worked as an independent illustrator. For more than twenty years, he directed advertising campaigns for French brands or major sporting events.
In the mid -1980s , he gave up his job as an illustrator to devote himself entirely to painting and made portraits, still lifes, seascapes and landscapes, paintings on the theme of jazz or sport and more particularly on the Orient, he is cited as one of the French orientalist painters. More on Jean-François Arrigoni Neri
Jean-François Arrigoni Neri
Detail, LE RETOUR DU KSAR/
ON THE WAY BACK TO THE KSAR
Oil on canvas
65 x 81 cm
Private collection
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