Jacques Pellegrin (painter)

Jacques Pellegrin (1944 - ) is a French painter known for his colorful, vibrant depictions of landscapes, still lifes, and portraits, particularly of the Mediterranean region and its inhabitants.

Pellegrin was born in Nice, France, and his artistic style is often described as post-impressionist, characterized by its bold use of color, expressive brushstrokes, and a focus on capturing the light and atmosphere of his subjects. He has exhibited his work extensively throughout France and internationally, and his paintings are held in numerous private and public collections.

His landscapes frequently feature the French Riviera, the countryside of Provence, and other Mediterranean scenes. He is known for his ability to convey the warmth and beauty of these locations through his distinctive artistic lens. Pellegrin’s still lifes often depict arrangements of flowers, fruits, and other objects, rendered with a similar emphasis on color and light.

While rooted in tradition, Pellegrin's work also displays a contemporary sensibility, offering a fresh and engaging perspective on familiar subjects. He continues to live and work in the south of France.