| Francois Houtin
Born in Craon en Mayenne, France on August
25, 1950.
PERSONAL EXHIBITIONS
1978 Galerie Condillac – Bordeaux.
1980 Librairie Nicaise – Paris.
1981 Galerie de l’Ours – Bourges.
1982 Galerie Michèle Broutta – Paris.
Galerie Harmonie – Orléans.
F.I.A.C., Galerie Michèle Broutta – Paris.
1984 Fitch-Febvrel Gallery – New York.
In Flottbek Gallery – Hamburg.
Centre Culturel Français – Rome.
1985 Roubaud Gallery – Munich.
Centre Culturel Français – Palermo.
Galerie Michèle Broutta – Paris.
1986 Château de Sully-sur-Loire.
1987 Galerie l’Angle Aigu – Brussels.
In Flottbek Gallery – Hamburg.
1988 Roubaud Gallery – Munich.
Letu Gallery – Brussels.
1989 Galerie Eolia – Paris.
1992 Trianon de Bagatelle – Paris.
Marlies Hanstein Gallery – Saarbruecken.
Galerie Eolia – Paris.
Artopia – Geneva.
1993 Galerie Michèle Broutta – Paris.
1994 In Flottbek Gallery – Hamburg.
1996 Marlies Hanstein Gallery – Saarbruecken.
First Retrospective – Craon.
Francis Kyle Gallery – London.
1997 Galerie de l’Ours – Bourges.
Prieuré Notre Dame d’Orsan – Maisonnais.
1999 Richard Reed Armstrong Fine Art – Chicago.
2000 Galerie Nicaise – Paris.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS & SALONS
Salon de Mai – Paris.
Salon de la Jeune Gravure Contemporaine – Paris.
Salon des Peintres-Graveurs Français – Paris.
Baden-Baden Biennial.
Biennale d’Arts Graphiques de Saint-Maur.
Belgrade Illustration Biennial.
Biennale/Triennale Mondiale d’Estampes – Charmalières.
Venice Triennial – Grado.
Arco – Madrid.
Arcus – Paris.
Batz/Lawrence Gallery, “Landscapes” – Kansas City.
1994 Galerie Alain Blondel, “Jardins d’Été”
– Paris.
Château de Sully-sur-Loire.
Galerie Michèle Broutta – Paris.
1995 Centre Culturel Paul Ricard, “Je vous aime” –
Paris.
Galerie Michèle Broutta, Salon de Mars – Paris.
Galerie Michèle Broutta – Paris.
Galerie Alain Blondel, “Jardins d’Été”
– Paris.
1996 Comune de Mandela, “L’Imagine allo Specchio”
– Mandela.
Galerie Michèle Broutta, “Ses/Ces Livres” –
Paris.
1997 62ème Exposition des “Peintres-Graveurs Français”
– Paris. |
| Fall of 1999 “Cabanes de Jardinier”, suite
of 15 etchings. |
1994 “Sully”, illustration of 6 prints by
Airam, Estèbe, Houtin, Lodého,
Muron and Trignac of a text by Michel Déon,
Published by Michèle Broutta. |
1988 “Les Quatre Éléments” or
“La Fête à Versailles”, suite of 4 prints
preceded by a frontispiece and 4 medallions. |
1985 “Fantaisies Romaines”, suite of 10 etchings
with a text
by Gilbert Érouart, Published by Michèle Broutta. |
1982 “Cinq Jardins, Cinq Sens”, suite of 5
etchings with texts and poems
by Federico Garcia Lorca, Published by Michèle Broutta. |
| 1979 “Topiaire”, suite of 12 etchings
with a preface of François Deck.
“La Fille de Rappaccini”, 14 etchings illustration of
a
Nathaniel Hawthorne short story, Published by Les Impénitents.
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| 1978 “Désirs, Délices,
Délires”, suite realized with Bénédicte
Mongrolle
and Noël Marsault.
“Jardins”, suite of 40 etchings with a preface of Ramon
Alejandro. |
1977 “Les Cahiers”, one etching in a suite
realized with Albuisson,
Alejandro, Deck, Lechner and Ortner. |
| 1976 “Vie Folle, Folle Vie, Débile”,
suite of 30 etchings. |
Arts, Private Collection.
| 1987 “Fantaisies Romaines”,
tempera painting (18 square meter)on canvas
in the entrance of a palazzo of the Via Cassia Antica – Rome.
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1990 Renovation of the Jardin des Tuilleries, consulting
with Desmazières,
Fey and Vignaud – Paris. |
1993 “Les Jardins Extraordinaires”,
street decoration of greenery for the
Carré Rive Gauche festivities – Paris. |
Arts, Private Collection.
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