Violinist

Duaiv (b. 1952 as Jean-Marie Duaiv) "Violinist" is an off-set lithograph. It is hand signed in pencil and numbered (219/300.) The piece measures 30" w x 25" h (Paper) and 24" x 19" (Image.) Unframed.

Known simply as "Duaiv"(pronounced Doo-arf) the artist is a French-American impressionist and an accomplished cellist. His work is luminous and bright, with tumultuous vitality. Today, Duaiv is a Commander of the Order of the Star of Europe and undoubtedly one of the most distinguished French Impressionists alive today. Duaiv demonstrated his artistic talent at a distinctly young age. He began painting at the age of 3 and had completed his first work in oil at the age of nine. But the young artist also showed early promise as a musician. So, when Duaiv was of age, he was enrolled in both the Conservatory of Music and the School of Fine Arts in Paris, where he met and married Magella, a classical ballet dancer. Today, they have two children Kalinka and Vlasseuskaia. Duaiv became a concert-performing cellist as well as a renowned Impressionist, who has given numerous private performances for distinguished gatherings at such venues as the Maison de l'Amerique Latine and the Hotel Hermitage in Monaco, and the Chapelle de la Misericorde in Vallauris.

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