Jules Pascin
(born on 31 March 1885 in Vidin (Bulgaria), and died on 2 June 1930 in Paris
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Roger Pic
(Paris: 15 September 1920 - 3 December 2001)
French reporter, photographer, photojournalist and film-maker.
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Pablo Picasso
(Malaga - Spain, October 25, 1881 - Mougins - Alpes-Maritimes / France, April 8, 1973)
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James Pichette
Brother of the poet Henri Pichette, James Pichette (1920-1996) exhibited for the first time at the salon des Super-independent in 1947, then Salon des réalités nouvelles in 1950. Close to Huguette Arthur Bertrand, he defended lyrical abstraction at the Salon of October 1952-53.
"A curious feast of the spirit is organized in each of James Pichette's works - but without seeming to touch it, he also suggests some of the thousand and one secrets of painting, courteously hidden under the towers and detours of a modern calligrapher monk. »
(Charles Estienne, 1951)
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Édouard Pignon
Bully-les-Mines: 12 February 1905 - La Couture-Boussey: 14 May 1993
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Serge Poliakoff
(Moscow: 8 January 1900- Paris: 12 October 1969 )
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Mario Prassinos
(Constantinople: 30 July 1916 - Avignon: 23 October 1985)
Greek-born French non-figurative painter of the New School of Paris. In 1942, he became friends with Raymond Queneau and collaborated with the NRF publishing house, for which he created book models and NRF cartonnages, sometimes known as cartonnages Prassinos or "reliés Bonet-Prassinos".
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