INNOCENT Franck

Self-taught painter of the French countryside, Franck Innocent (1912-1983) cultivated a gentle and luminous figuration. Discover his original drawing above.

Franck Innocent, Painter of the French Countryside

Born in Paris in 1912 and deceased in 1983, Franck Innocent was a self-taught French painter, renowned for his landscapes and rural scenes bathed in light. Villages, fields, and the French countryside are depicted with soft colors and a sensitive touch, blending poetry and realism.

A Figurative and Serene Painting

Exhibited in numerous galleries in Paris and the provinces, Franck Innocent belongs to a figurative tradition inherited from the Impressionists. His palette favors natural tones and the tranquility of landscapes, with a constant focus on the beauty of ordinary scenes.

Franck Innocent at Galerie 125

The gallery offers above an original drawing by Franck Innocent, "Nature morte au bouquet." A unique piece, available online before it finds a buyer. Discover more figurative landscapes in our figurative art selection.