Frederic Boloix Fine Arts

05/15/2025

06/07/2023

Françoise Gilot (1921 - 2023)
With a heavy heart I bid farewell to the one and only Françoise; a much loved and admired gallery artist whom I was proud to represent for almost twenty years. I'll especially miss the many conversations spanning every conceivable subject, as well as silently enjoying classical concerts and opera together in New York, and in my beloved Vienna. She lived in a rarefied space in which art, music, literature, philosophy, science, history and nature were harmoniously intertwined, like plants embracing each other and growing together. This highly creative and contemplative space was not only her home, but her voice, and we're all the richer for it. Françoise had a lion's courage and never ceased to follow that voice, even while sharing her life with lions the likes of Pablo Picasso and Jonas Salk, or while entirely on her own, with three children on her back, along with many books, brushes, oil paints and canvases... that would tell the world her story.
- Frederic Boloix

11/24/2022

Happy Thanksgiving from Vienna!

11/21/2022

Victoria Street, Edinburgh - said to have inspired Diagon Alley in Harry Potter (although J.K. Rowling denies it). 🤔

07/09/2022

Vermeer’s “Girl in a Red hat” by Martin C. Herbst enjoying “Google” by Rainer Gross and “Quantum Nefertiti” by Julian Voss-Andreae. Current exhibition where the old meets the new. .com

08/23/2020

New Acquisition:
“Alma Mater” (Zahara in Kimono) - Natural Pigments and acrylic on canvas mounted on board, by renowned Seville-born contemporary realist, SALUSTIANO. The portraits come alive on monochrome backgrounds of black or cochineal red, and the exquisite, detailed old-master quality of the brushwork is recognized world -wide for its refreshing simplicity and arresting beauty. During an age where craft has been replaced by concept, remains one of the most remarkable and unique artists of our time. I‘m very proud to have collected and represented his work for nearly two decades. 📷

06/18/2020

Julian Voss-Andreae's work Annabelle has been nominated for the the CODAworx award.
If you'd like to cast a vote for Julian please follow the following link,
thank you!

https://www.codaworx.com/codaawards/2020-codaawards-top-100/

Drawing direct inspiration from the artists’s background in quantum physics, “Annabelle” is a female figure in a classic seated pose.… Read More