Rossignol, Andre (active c.1950s-1960s)

Creator details

Name
Rossignol, Andre (active c.1950s-1960s)
Nationality
French
Biography
Andre Rossignol was a French artist who was active in the 1950s and 1960s. Little is known about his life and career, but he is known for his abstract expressionist paintings that often featured bold colors and dynamic brushstrokes. Rossignol's work was influenced by the post-war art movements of the time, including Abstract Expressionism and Tachisme. He exhibited his work in galleries throughout France and was part of the Salon des Independants in Paris. Rossignol's paintings are characterized by their energetic and spontaneous style, which reflects his interest in the process of painting itself. Despite his relatively short career, Rossignol's work has continued to be admired by art enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Assets (84 in total)

Johanes Gutenberg  discovering printing c. 1465, c.1918 (illustration)
A Gallic village, 1948 (illustration)
History. France. The king Francis I of France in his castle of Chambord. 1948 (print)
History. France. the french socialist Jean jaures talks to to workers during a strike. Illustration in: Belles Images d'Histoire, d'H. Geron, France, c.1948 (print)
Death of Roland in Roncevaux, 1948 (illustration)
The flight to Varennes, c.1948 (illustration)
A town in France during middle ages, 1948 (illustration)
History. France. Louis XIV of France nd his court in Versailles, Galerie des Glaces. Illustration in: Belles images d'histoire (schoolbook) , by H. Geron, France, c.1948 Coll. Part. (print)
Gallo-Roman villa, 1948 (illustration)
Medicine. Vaccination of a chip with Louis Pasteur and Emile Roux. Illustration in: Belles Images d'Histoire, by H. Geron, France, c.1948 (print)
History. France. Building of the Chateau de Versailles, Louis XIV of France. Illustration in: Belles images d'histoire (schoolbook) , by H. Geron, France, c.1948 Coll. Part. (print)
Armand Du Plessis, duke of Richelieu (1585-1642), cardinal, minister of king LouisXIII, laying siege to La Rochelle (France) against protestants in 1627 - 1628, illustration from

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