Hubert de Watrigant
Hubert de Watrigant, born in 1954 in the Landes region of France, hails from a family deeply rooted in the equestrian world. A self-taught artist, de Watrigant won a drawing prize in Rome in 1977, which led to a successful career marked by numerous exhibitions and artistic endeavors. He has collaborated with the prestigious fashion house Hermès for several years, creating an array of iconic scarves, including:
- Les haras nationaux
- Le carnaval de venise
- Plaza de toros
- Escuela andaluza
- Feria de sevilla
- Ombrelles et parapluies
- Musée vivant du cheval
- Fêtes vénitiennes
- Dans les branches de l’ombu
- Lujo criollo
- Croquis champs de courses
- Les chevaux qataris
- Les poneys de polo
- Saut d’obstacles
- Pilotari
Renowned as an animal painter, de Watrigant regularly exhibits his work across the globe. Through a variety of techniques and mediums, he presents a stunning array of paintings in each new exhibition. His keen sense of observation and artistic talent result in extraordinary depictions of horses, bulls, and other subjects.
To learn more about Hubert de Watrigant and his work, visit his official website: http://hubertdewatrigant.com
Hubert de Watrigant, born in 1954 in the Landes region of France, hails from a family deeply rooted in the equestrian world. A self-taught artist, de Watrigant won a drawing prize in Rome in 1977, which led to a successful career marked by numerous exhibitions and artistic endeavors. He has collaborated with the prestigious fashion house Hermès for several years, creating an array of iconic scarves, including:
- Les haras nationaux
- Le carnaval de venise
- Plaza de toros
- Escuela andaluza
- Feria de sevilla
- Ombrelles et parapluies
- Musée vivant du cheval
- Fêtes vénitiennes
- Dans les branches de l’ombu
- Lujo criollo
- Croquis champs de courses
- Les chevaux qataris
- Les poneys de polo
- Saut d’obstacles
- Pilotari
Renowned as an animal painter, de Watrigant regularly exhibits his work across the globe. Through a variety of techniques and mediums, he presents a stunning array of paintings in each new exhibition. His keen sense of observation and artistic talent result in extraordinary depictions of horses, bulls, and other subjects.
To learn more about Hubert de Watrigant and his work, visit his official website: http://hubertdewatrigant.com
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