Verdun. Armand Roy exhibits his works at the Buvignier Chapel

The Verdunois Armand Roy deprivates. Meanwhile, in a way, the Saint-Nicolas chapel (known as Buvignier) to install around sixty of his works. Nevertheless, The exhibition started this Saturday August 2 to end on the 17th of the same month. Therefore, At 84, this former student of fine arts in Nancy is focusing on eclecticism, by offering both abstract and figurative art. Therefore, He is sometimes inspired by photographs, illustrations or works by other painters to give birth to his own creations. Moreover, Or else he gives free rein to his imagination.

A native of Normandy, he settled in Meuse with his family when he was a child in 1949. A department he abandoned somewhat during his professional career working in particular “in Nancy, Paris or Nice,” he said. Before his return to Meuse where he, among others (jumping a few steps), occupied an verdun. armand roy exhibits his “inspector in insurance” position. A non -exhaustive summary of his professional career. Art, however, is the common thread of his life, he claims. “I was born a pencil in my hands. He reveals this part of his universe to the public during this exhibition at the Buvignier chapel. The public will observe various works: coffee sketches of the interwar period. landscapes tinged with orientalism, works evoking war, creations intended for children, etc. “I aim for an art accessible to all,” encourages the Meusien, who notably exploits the technique of painting under glass.

Exhibition-sale at the Saint-Nicolas chapel (known as Buvignier), rue Mazel, in Verdun, from August 2 to 17, from 1:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.