Cl\u00e9ment Rosenthal grew up in a family of artists. The father, Manuel Rosenthal, a former student of Maurice Ravel, is a great conductor. His mother, a lyric singer, passed on to him her love for music and the arts. <\/p>\n
His grandmother introduced him to drawing very early on. She also passed on to him the passion for Asian art that she shared with her husband Maurice Pillard Verneuil (Art Nouveau decorative artist and art historian). He particularly drew his inspiration from the forms of nature, plants and animals and was particularly interested in Japanese art. We will find in the work of Cl\u00e9ment Rosenthal the same attraction for the representation of the forms of nature and the same interest in Asian art. <\/p>\n
He followed his father throughout Europe, visiting museums and discovering the masters of Flemish painting and German medieval art throughout his childhood. <\/p>\n
The years of his youth were devoted to the study of painting and drawing. <\/p>\n
Attending the free workshops of the Paris art academies, he learned academic drawing from live models. His regular visits to the plant garden forged his formal learning of the plant world which would never leave him. <\/p>\n
He then briefly joined the Penninghen School and then the Beaux-Arts in Paris. <\/p>\n
With a technical and cultural background, his work transcends the medium to put it at the service of a painting where Western and Far Eastern art, abstraction and figuration intersect. <\/p>\n
Since 1983, he has worked with various gallery owners and professionals in the artistic sector in France and abroad. He participates in several Contemporary Art fairs: FIAC, Basel, Miami, New York, Palm Beach. The Center Georges Pompidou and various FRACs acquired several of his works. <\/p>\n
Auctions by auction houses such as Millon Brussels, Sotheby\u2019s New York, Sotheby\u2019s London have contributed to establishing its international rating. <\/p>\n
Personal exhibitions <\/p>\n
2024 : Espace St Michel, HVMC Monte Carlo
\n2022 : Visus Gallery, Knokke (Belgique)
\n2011-2015 : Galerie Melki – Paris
\n2001 : Galerie Webster Fine Art, Paris
\n2000 : Fondation d\u2019Entreprise COPRIM, galerie Webster Fine Art, Paris
\n1997 : Galerie Art et Patrimoine, Paris Galerie de l\u2019Europe, Paris
\n1988 : Galerie Leif Stahle, Paris
\n1985 : Galerie Grinfeder, Paris
\n1984 : Galerie Verri\u00e8re, Lyon <\/p>\n
Collective exxhibitions & Art fair<\/p>\n
2025 : Boccara Gallery, New York
\n2025 : Lille ArtUp , Gallery Out of the Blue
\n2000 : Denise Cad\u00e9 Gallery, New York, USA
\nFondation d\u2019Entreprise COPRIM, Paris
\n1997 : Focus Nine Gallery, Londres, Grande-Bretagne
\nBiennale d\u2019Issy-les-Moulineaux, Paris
\nGalerie de l\u2019Europe, Paris
\n1996 : Fondation d\u2019Entreprise COPRIM, Paris
\nSalon de Montrouge, Paris
\nCouvent des Cordeliers, Paris (Collection FRAC Ile-de-France)
\n1992 : Centre International d\u2019Art Contemporain de Montr\u00e9al, Canada (Collection FRAC Ile-de-France)
\n1991 : Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts de Paris (Collection BNP)
\n1987 : Galerie Leif Stahle, Paris
\n1985 : Foire Internationale d\u2019Art Contemporain, Paris (Galerie Verri\u00e8re, Lyon) Mus\u00e9e d\u2019Art Contemporain de Romans (Collection FRAC Rh\u00f4ne Alpes)
\n1984 : Foire d\u2019Art Contemporain de B\u00e2le, Suisse (Galerie Verri\u00e8re, Lyon) Foire Internationale d\u2019Art Contemporain, Paris (Galerie Verri\u00e8re, Lyon)
\n1983 : Galerie Verri\u00e8re, Lyon Foire d\u2019Art Contemporain de B\u00e2le, Suisse (Galerie Verri\u00e8re, Lyon) <\/p>\n
Collections <\/p>\n
Centre d\u2019Art Contemporain Georges Pompidou, PARIS
\nCollection MARCO ORLER INTERNATIONAL GALLERY
\nFondation d\u2019Art Contemporain COPRIM
\nFRAC Ile de France – FRAC Rh\u00f4ne Alpes <\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":635,"featured_media":110611,"template":"","taxo_year_participe":[143],"class_list":["post-110592","artist","type-artist","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n