Press Exhibition Le Mans
Le Maine-Libre, 21 novembre 1983, une et suiv – France
Ouest-France, 21 novembre 1983 – France
1977-2017 40 years of excellence 300 solo exhibitions since 1977
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C’EST UNE PETITE PALME POUR MOI. #painterofblue #painting #blue #oil #uw #underwater #freediving #moonlanding… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Here's my 2nd painting about the moonlanding commissionned by my great French Collector Michel Maissa: Pascal's lim… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
CONQUETE DE LA MER DE LA TRANQU #painterofblue #painting #blue #oil #uw #underwater #freediving #moon #moonlanding… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Here's my 1st painting about the moonlanding, Don't miss tomorrow post for the 2nd... CONQUETE DE LA MER DE LA TRAN… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
That was this week end: Pascal's 4th solo show at SHARKCON Tampa more pics athttp://ift.tt/2xS8sIS © pasc… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
That was this week end: Pascal's 4th solo show at SHARKCON Tampa more pics athttp://ift.tt/2xS8sIS © pasc… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Canvas project: chocolate - oil on canvas by Pascal Lecocq, The Painter of Blue ®, 3"x3" 8x8cm, 2009, lec793, priv.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Canvas project: chocolate - by P #painterofblue #painting #blue #oil #underwater #uw #freediving #Chocolate… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
On display (until July 26th) Broward Art Guild Gallery 3280 NE 32nd Street Fort Lauderdale "SUMMER SIZZLE SALON" wi… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
On display (until July 26th) Broward Art Guild Gallery 3280 NE 32nd Street Fort Lauderdale "SUMMER SIZZLE SALON" wi… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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EXHIBITIONS NOW
- NOBE Art Gallery (permanent since 2011)
- Jan 1 2018 FORT LAUDERDALE
- BROOKLYN ART LIBRARY (Permanent since 2008)
- Jan 1 2018 Brooklyn
- Gallery 6 Fort Lauderdale: 19th Annual, Now Infamous, Starving Artist Exhibit (until July 31st)
- Jul 1 2019 Fort Lauderdale
- BAG show: SUMMER SIZZLE SALON
- Jul 3 2019 FORT LAUDERDALE
- The Wall - Uncommon Gallery Fort Lauderdale
- Jul 5 2019 fort lauderdale
Exhibitions Now:
NEXT EXHIBITIONS
- NOBE Art Gallery (permanent since 2011)
- Jan 01 2018 FORT LAUDERDALE
- BROOKLYN ART LIBRARY (Permanent since 2008)
- Jan 01 2018 Brooklyn
- Gallery 6 Fort Lauderdale: 19th Annual, Now Infamous, Starving Artist Exhibit (until July 31st)
- Jul 01 2019 Fort Lauderdale
- BAG show: SUMMER SIZZLE SALON
- Jul 03 2019 FORT LAUDERDALE
- The Wall - Uncommon Gallery Fort Lauderdale
- Jul 05 2019 fort lauderdale
- Shark Week: Celebrity Auction SRI with Pascal
- Jul 28 2019
In Store Highligths:
LAST NEWS
- July 20th, 2019 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing
- July 13-14 Tampa SharkCon 6 with Pascal solo show.
- July 5- Aug 5 The Wall – Uncommon Gallery Fort Lauderdale
- July 3-26 Broward Art Guild: “SUMMER SIZZLE SALON” EXHIBIT
- July 1-31 Gallery 6 Fort Lauderdale: 19th Annual, Now Infamous, Starving Artist Exhibit
- June 12-14 Kuala Lumpur MIDE 2019
- June 5-28 Arts United: United and Proud 2019
- June 1-31 Uncommon Gallery Fort Lauderdale “The Wall”
- May 25 – Fat Village Art Walk
- May 22- June 21 BAG: Human Figure show, with Pascal
- March 29-31 New York BTS Pascal 19th Solo Show
- March 5 – April 9 Parker House Exhibition
- Feb 23 fat Village
- Feb 5-22 ArtBravo Curated exhibition Artserve Fort Lauderdale featured Pascal
- Feb 5 – March 5 Parker House Exhibition
- Jan 26 Fat Village Pascal’s exhibition
- Jan 24, Lauderdale Yacht Club 12th Annual Art Show
- Jan 11-14 Pascal’s 19th solo exhibition at The PARIS DIVE SHOW
- Dec 19-Jan 25 BROWARD ART GUILD: “WINTER SPECTACULAR SALON EXHIBIT “
- Dec 6-8 Brooklyn Art Library Florida Residency – Miami ArtBasel Perez Art Museum with Pascal
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THE PAINTER OF BLUE ®
Pascal Lecocq, Ph.D, is the painter of the diving world’s most recognized picture: "The Matador".
He is the Painter of blue® who paints as a stage director, on high backdrops, sky, figures, horses, funny divers, allegories, architectures, Venice and ancient ruins. All between hyperrealism and surrealism flavored with humor.
Pascal's paintings have been exhibited worldwide in more than 300 solo exhibitions since 1977 and in museums in France (2000-2001) and USA (2012-2013).
Set and costumes designer for many operas since 1986.
Pascal lives and works in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, since 2001.
