BAZIRE Pierre

French painter born in 1938, Pierre Bazire dedicated himself to depicting the villages, rivers, and countryside of Normandy with affectionate precision and bold colors. His original lithograph "Paysage de Normandie," hand-signed and numbered in pencil, captures this serene world. Discover it above among the prints selected by Galerie 125.

Pierre Bazire, Painter of Normandy Landscapes

Born in 1938, Pierre Bazire belongs to the lineage of French painters who found an inexhaustible motif in the Normandy countryside. His paintings, mostly landscapes, depict villages nestled in greenery, riverbanks, gardens, and scenes of rural life. He is known for views of the banks of the Touques or the Marne, painted in oil on panel.

Precise and Colorful Figuration

His style is recognized for its meticulous figuration, sometimes evoking naïve art with its attention to detail and freshness. However, it stands out for the accuracy of its perspectives and very colorful atmospheres, where the light of the Norman sky bathes the meadows, roofs, and trees. Rather than monuments or spectacular viewpoints, Pierre Bazire often favors village daily life, gardening work, or the fisherman by the water.

An Original Lithograph to Hang at Home

The original lithograph "Paysage de Normandie" presented above, printed on vellum paper in the format 56 x 76 cm, is hand-signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. It offers an accessible way to acquire a work by Pierre Bazire and bring the softness of a Normandy landscape into an interior.

It can be ordered online, with a gallery certificate, and can also be viewed by appointment in Argancy, near Metz.

Also to discover at Galerie 125: the works of Albert Bergevin and Jean Aujame, other painters of Normandy.