FRANCIS DELIVRÉ, ILLUSTRATOR, GRAPHIC DESIGNER, PAINTER, SCULPTOR, AUTHOR, PROFESSOR OF DRAWING, ILLUSTRATION, GRAPHIC DESIGN, SCREEN PRINTING, AND SCULPTURE

ENSAD PARIS, BEAUX-ARTS DE RENNES, ATEP PARIS, IAE UNIVERSITY OF NICE.

An internationally renowned French artist, listed and valued, who has won numerous competitions and awards.

He has been admired in Paris and the surrounding region, throughout France, and abroad. His works are held in public and private collections and have appeared at numerous auction houses, including the prestigious Drouot, with notable successes in the realm of sports. He has also created several trophies.

His wife, Carmèle Fioretti, is also a painter and was an art director.

Francis Delivré possessed an early gift for art, nurtured by his family’s love of art, enriched by the influence of eminent artists who were friends of his parents, and refined at the art schools of Angers and Nice while completing his secondary education. His talents were further cultivated for five years after graduating from high school with a philosophy degree, at the School of Decorative Arts in Nice and the Fine Arts schools of Marseille and Nancy, graduating with highest honors. There, he received instruction from prestigious artists, including three recipients
of the Grand Prix de Rome in sculpture and engraving.

Francis Delivré’s output is colossal and highly diverse. Thanks to his multifaceted and perfectionist talent, he first made a name for himself in Paris in visual communication (humorous drawings, portraits, caricatures, posters, logos, illustrations, magazine and book covers for children and adults), and worked as a voice-over artist in two films, before achieving fame in painting and sculpture.

« To describe a moment in life with the luck of being there at the moment », he likes to say. Sport, which he practiced for a very long time, grants his wishes… and if, in addition, the sun comes out to dry the rain and favors the cyclist’s breakaway attempt !

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