Primary colours with Françoise Nielly

To mark the launch of the new Lefranc Bourgeois fine oils, she opened the doors of her studio and demonstrated all the advantages of this range combined with her emblematic gesture to create a colourful and powerful work. The primary colours in this range, made in France, are exceptional: luminous, creamy and rich in pigment. Lefranc Bourgeois has always had a particular and unique primary blue, as in its range of extra-fine oils. This is why the primary blue in the new Huile Fine range is ready to use, allowing artists to create accurate and authentic secondary colours.

Black and white with Ewa Hauton

Ewa Hauton, a master in the art of charcoal and oil washes, shapes her works in several stages using Ivory Black and Titanium White, to the rhythm of Chopin notes. She paints the faces of people she invents.
It's a subject that simply allows her to work with light and shadow, and also to work on movement. The large formats impose a sweeping gesture, bringing each part of the face to life, particularly the hair. She uses Noir d'Ivoire to create depth and titanium white to bring out the light.

The artist Alice Faloretti, a master in the art of abstract landscapes, opened the doors of her studio to us and demonstrated all the advantages of this range combined with her emblematic gesture to create a colourful and powerful work. Discover the Coup de Cœur colours in the new Lefranc Bourgeois range of Fine Oil paints. Rich in pigments, smooth and luminous, it includes 6 exceptional colours.