P. Langlade
Oil on board: July 14 Collection ARCOPASS 
Pierre LANGLADE
Born February 27, 1907, in La Rochelle
Died June 10, 1972 , La Rochelle
Chevalier du Mérite National
Born in a house in the Rue du Palais. His father was a bank clerk, his mother ran a bakery business owned by one of his uncles, E. Otten, enlightened art lover who had, in this area, a definite influence on his nephew.
He studied The Rochelle High School where he was often the first in his class in drawing. Being also the nephew of the painter Charlopeau, it struck with its terms, ushered in seventeen years at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Nantes. Rapid progress and were at an exhibition organized with classmates, his watercolors obtained a real success.
Came to Paris at the Academie Julian, he was a pupil of Paul Albert Laurens, history painter, and Robert Pougheon which Huyghe wrote that "he had submitted all forms of voluntary stylizations." He was admitted to the very young French artists and participated in the Salon d'Automne and the Universal Exhibition of 1937.
returned to La Rochelle Paris after his studies, he spent the rest of his life. He remains a bachelor rue Nicolas Venette, Otten his uncle, he was the sole heir. This privileged family allowed him to travel throughout France and in Belgium
and Holland.
According Rochelaises personalities who knew him well and wrote many articles after his death, it seems that Peter was not
Langlade-with regard to their preferences
a contradiction. Professing a visceral attachment to the Mediterranean countries, it to Holland and Belgium he escaped: he found his masters, he found his sources. He defended himself vigorously, he who had rather a musty character; Aunisien measured, he played with relish the fiery condottiere.
Pierre Langlade was regarded by art critics of his time as a "virtuoso classical" in his impetuous inspiration does not exceed reasonable limits, in one way or another, "those who pay in chromosome or those who stop at the door of aggression. " Turning
all genres, all subjects, he showed an undeniable business, knowing all the possibilities and all limits. The variety of his paintings do not forget the unity, strict composition or more specifically "speculation for compositions. Include in particular the "July 14 at Saumur" full of humor and verve. It can also create compositions coldly academic, as his "Oriental fantasy," direct daughter of Delacroix,
as so aptly wrote the critic Avit Remi La Rochelle.
Republican Guard Marly Horses ( Collect: Arcopass )
His landscapes are always moving, they represent Albi Cathedral, Saint-Gervais or a small church in the Loiret. Provence, Touraine and the Loire have particularly inspired.
The sweet life of the latter is obvious and, one might say, palpable. His "Spring" is a good example: the great "Pins", the "Harvest" has a wonderful gray sky.
Her portraits are alive. His still lifes, which enhances every detail together in a harmony where fantasy is never excluded, are carefully composed, his flowers, white, finely nuanced, are remarkable; bouquets fall in warm colors, flowers fields and bouquets of roses, all are gorgeous. His nudes are sensual and it is regrettable rarity. Drawings, watercolors, gouaches are amazing in their diversity of topics such method.
Like its exuberant character and withdrawn, his painting looks like a laugh concealing great anguish.
renowned painter of all, he participated in numerous exhibitions in France and abroad: Belgium, Holland, Germany, England, Switzerland, Argentina, USA, etc.. His paintings are exhibited in museums count. The last years of his life, he mura in a sort of ivory tower, not making an exception in respect of galleries and amateur Belgian just back from his predilection for this country.
Pierre Langlade died June 10, 1972 in La Rochelle. The memory of this man's endearing and admired painter remains alive in the hearts of all who knew him.
Biograhie from the book by Pierre Françoise Langlade Brétignière.
Born February 27, 1907, in La Rochelle
Died June 10, 1972 , La Rochelle
Chevalier du Mérite National
Born in a house in the Rue du Palais. His father was a bank clerk, his mother ran a bakery business owned by one of his uncles, E. Otten, enlightened art lover who had, in this area, a definite influence on his nephew.
He studied The Rochelle High School where he was often the first in his class in drawing. Being also the nephew of the painter Charlopeau, it struck with its terms, ushered in seventeen years at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Nantes. Rapid progress and were at an exhibition organized with classmates, his watercolors obtained a real success.
Came to Paris at the Academie Julian, he was a pupil of Paul Albert Laurens, history painter, and Robert Pougheon which Huyghe wrote that "he had submitted all forms of voluntary stylizations." He was admitted to the very young French artists and participated in the Salon d'Automne and the Universal Exhibition of 1937.
returned to La Rochelle Paris after his studies, he spent the rest of his life. He remains a bachelor rue Nicolas Venette, Otten his uncle, he was the sole heir. This privileged family allowed him to travel throughout France and in Belgium
and Holland.
According Rochelaises personalities who knew him well and wrote many articles after his death, it seems that Peter was not
Langlade-with regard to their preferences
a contradiction. Professing a visceral attachment to the Mediterranean countries, it to Holland and Belgium he escaped: he found his masters, he found his sources. He defended himself vigorously, he who had rather a musty character; Aunisien measured, he played with relish the fiery condottiere.
Pierre Langlade was regarded by art critics of his time as a "virtuoso classical" in his impetuous inspiration does not exceed reasonable limits, in one way or another, "those who pay in chromosome or those who stop at the door of aggression. " Turning
all genres, all subjects, he showed an undeniable business, knowing all the possibilities and all limits. The variety of his paintings do not forget the unity, strict composition or more specifically "speculation for compositions. Include in particular the "July 14 at Saumur" full of humor and verve. It can also create compositions coldly academic, as his "Oriental fantasy," direct daughter of Delacroix,
as so aptly wrote the critic Avit Remi La Rochelle.
Republican Guard Marly Horses ( Collect: Arcopass ) His landscapes are always moving, they represent Albi Cathedral, Saint-Gervais or a small church in the Loiret. Provence, Touraine and the Loire have particularly inspired.
The sweet life of the latter is obvious and, one might say, palpable. His "Spring" is a good example: the great "Pins", the "Harvest" has a wonderful gray sky.
Her portraits are alive. His still lifes, which enhances every detail together in a harmony where fantasy is never excluded, are carefully composed, his flowers, white, finely nuanced, are remarkable; bouquets fall in warm colors, flowers fields and bouquets of roses, all are gorgeous. His nudes are sensual and it is regrettable rarity. Drawings, watercolors, gouaches are amazing in their diversity of topics such method.
Like its exuberant character and withdrawn, his painting looks like a laugh concealing great anguish.
renowned painter of all, he participated in numerous exhibitions in France and abroad: Belgium, Holland, Germany, England, Switzerland, Argentina, USA, etc.. His paintings are exhibited in museums count. The last years of his life, he mura in a sort of ivory tower, not making an exception in respect of galleries and amateur Belgian just back from his predilection for this country.
Pierre Langlade died June 10, 1972 in La Rochelle. The memory of this man's endearing and admired painter remains alive in the hearts of all who knew him.
Biograhie from the book by Pierre Françoise Langlade Brétignière.
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