Born in 1897, Pierre Eugene Clairin was a multifaceted artist, excelling in the fields of painting, illustration, and writing. His journey in the art world commenced under the tutelage of Fernand Cormon, studying painting in his studio. Furthering his education, in 1919, he embarked upon studies with Paul Serusier at the Academie Ranson. Exhibiting his works in both Pont Aven and New York, Clairin experienced immense success in the latter. Immersing himself in the cultural landscapes of Morocco and Algeria, he drew inspiration from these rich environments. Additionally, Clairin donned the hat of an aviator during the First World War. Later on, in the 1950s, he lent his artistic prowess to illustrate the works of Montherlant and Camus. Finally, in 1980, Pierre Eugene Clairin passed away.
www.ftn-books.com has the 1957 Cailler publication on Clairin available.
