Raphael Parisse

20th century Abstract French beach seaside landscape

2018

Raphael Parisse is a French painter working and living in Paris, France. I first found his work whilst visiting Paris and thought the skilled way the painting is constructed and the vibrant color used makes his work very desirable. This is a fantastic example of his style, with bold color and a well-painted composition. His work has been exhibited in America, France, and The UK This piece has been framed in a new black and gold English frame. The painting was commissioned by David Brooker...

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