Jean Francois Bourgeat
Marais Poitevin A Coulon
Champ Fleuri A Moret
Bourgeat was born in 1962 in Paris where he studied at the Ecole de Art Graphique and the Ecole des Beaux Arts. He studied Graphic Arts and quickly became attracted to the style of the Impressionist Masters. However, he developed his own unique style of composition with a touch of surrealistic perception. His 'En Plein Aire' painting reflects the textures and subtle movements of changing light and reflection in his water scenes around the Ile de France, Brittany, and Alsace.
While on location he had the opportunity to meet the internationally renowned artist Jean Kevorkian who was impressed with his masterly display of color and light. Bourgeat has spent some time under his watchful eye and his work has evolved to a new level of sophistication.
Bourgeat has exhibited at the Salon Maurice in Paris and the Salon de Promodiere in Brittany. Galleries in France have represented him for more than 10 years, and in the U.S. he has representation in New York, California, Connecticut, Washington and other major galleries around the country.