STEINLEN Aimé Daniel

Biography of Aimé Daniel Steinlen

Aimé Daniel Steinlen (born 1923) was a French painter, engraver, illustrator, printer and lithographer. Born into a family of artists, he was the great-grandchild of Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, famous posterist of the Belle Époque. This family bond has profoundly influenced his career and nurtured his passion for print and drawing techniques.

Career and exhibitions

Aimé Daniel Steinlen has led a prolific career, regularly exhibiting in France and abroad. His works have been welcomed in many galleries and salons, and are now present in several public and private collections. His work has also been regularly proposed at auctions, demonstrating his appeal to art lovers.

Style and influences

A figurative artist, Steinlen was illustrated by his landscapes, street scenes and still lifes of softness. He mastered etching and lithography perfectly, two techniques that he explored rigorously and sensitively. His style is recognizable by his nuanced palette and his poetic gaze on everyday life, which he rendered with sobriety and emotion.

The works of Aimé Daniel Steinlen at Galerie 125

Galerie 125 offers works by Aimé Daniel Steinlen, available for sale online and in the gallery. These pieces make it possible to enter the delicate universe of an artist faithful to the figurative tradition, and to discover a sensitive work, marked by the richness of an artistic heritage transmitted from generation to generation.