Born in Saint Petersburg in 1909 and settled in Paris in 1927, Pierre Ino developed a poetic and dreamy universe. Discover his drawings and lithographs above.
Born in 1909 in Saint Petersburg, Pierre Ino is a Russian-born painter naturalized French. Adoptive son of artist Sergei Chekhonine, he grew up in a richly artistic environment. In 1927, he moved to Paris, where he continued his training and began exhibiting in the late 1930s.
Pierre Ino's work is characterized by a mysterious and poetic atmosphere, sometimes tinged with dreaminess, as in his painting "Solitude" from 1934. Landscapes, harbors, and enigmatic figures compose scenes imbued with reverie, served by a mastered technique.
Above, find an original drawing, "Le port," and two original lithographs from 1971 dedicated to the port of Hamburg, starting at 25 euros. Accessible works, available for direct order on our site. Another artist from the School of Paris from the East: Henri Hayden.
