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A Spanish painter, Juan Benito was born in Castille. He made his artistic studies in Madrid and discovered the fascinating world of arenas and toreros. During the 70s, the painter worked in Saint-Tropez and then in Montmartre. It was in this great neighborhood of Parisian artists that his work was discovered by one of the greatest art dealers of that time, Katia Granoff. The latter exhibited the work of Benito in her gallery besides Marc Chagall. His journey has taken him to the four corners of the world: he went to Mexico, the United States, Canada, Costa Rica etc.... then, he returned to France and settled in Camargue, where he currently lives.

Camargue inspires him, like it inspired the famous Spanish painter: Pablo Picasso. With his own artistic approach, he chose the Arlesienne as his favorite subject. In his oil paintings, the Arlesiennes appear discreet and majestic, with gorgeous bright dresses. Other motifs appear in his pieces as well; he depicts guardians, Sevillanas and landscapes of Camargue

With his figurative and delicate compositions, Juan Benito has been able to live from his art all around the world always finding public and clients. Today, he continues to paint and exhibits his work in the South of France.
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All artworks of Juan Benito
Painting, Scène taurine, Juan Benito

Scène taurine

Juan Benito

Painting - 50 x 60 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Arlésiennes conciliabule, Juan Benito

Arlésiennes conciliabule

Juan Benito

Painting - 60 x 50 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Arlésiennes monochromiques, Juan Benito

Arlésiennes monochromiques

Juan Benito

Painting - 60 x 50 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Les Sévillanes, Juan Benito

Les Sévillanes

Juan Benito

Painting - 50 x 60 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Les Salins aux flamands, Juan Benito

Les Salins aux flamands

Juan Benito

Painting - 50 x 60 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Scène camarguaise, Juan Benito

Scène camarguaise

Juan Benito

Painting - 50 x 60 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Scène équestre, Juan Benito

Scène équestre

Juan Benito

Painting - 50 x 60 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Arlésiennes Rose, Juan Benito

Arlésiennes Rose

Juan Benito

Painting - 60 x 50 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Les chevaux, Juan Benito

Les chevaux

Juan Benito

Painting - 50 x 60 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Scène taurine, Juan Benito

Scène taurine

Juan Benito

Painting - 50 x 60 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Le Guardian, Juan Benito

Le Guardian

Juan Benito

Painting - 60 x 50 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Rouge Bleu Orange, Juan Benito

Rouge Bleu Orange

Juan Benito

Painting - 21 x 15 x 1 cm

$327

Painting, Les trois Sévillanes, Juan Benito

Les trois Sévillanes

Juan Benito

Painting - 21 x 15 x 1 cm

$327

Painting, La Tour Magne, Juan Benito

La Tour Magne

Juan Benito

Painting - 20 x 14 x 0.5 cm

$339

Painting, Les Arlésiennes, Juan Benito

Les Arlésiennes

Juan Benito

Painting - 20 x 14 x 0.5 cm

$339

Painting, Le Combat, Juan Benito

Le Combat

Juan Benito

Painting - 14 x 20 x 0.5 cm

$339

Painting, Arlésiennes, Juan Benito

Arlésiennes

Juan Benito

Painting - 20 x 14 x 0.5 cm

$339

Painting, Scène érotique, Juan Benito

Scène érotique

Juan Benito

Painting - 50 x 60 x 0.3 cm

$779

Painting, Le taureau et le Flamant Rose, Juan Benito

Le taureau et le Flamant Rose

Juan Benito

Painting - 21 x 15 x 1 cm

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Who is the artist?

A Spanish painter, Juan Benito was born in Castille. He made his artistic studies in Madrid and discovered the fascinating world of arenas and toreros. During the 70s, the painter worked in Saint-Tropez and then in Montmartre. It was in this great neighborhood of Parisian artists that his work was discovered by one of the greatest art dealers of that time, Katia Granoff. The latter exhibited the work of Benito in her gallery besides Marc Chagall. His journey has taken him to the four corners of the world: he went to Mexico, the United States, Canada, Costa Rica etc.... then, he returned to France and settled in Camargue, where he currently lives.Camargue inspires him, like it inspired the famous Spanish painter: Pablo Picasso. With his own artistic approach, he chose the Arlesienne as his favorite subject. In his oil paintings, the Arlesiennes appear discreet and majestic, with gorgeous bright dresses. Other motifs appear in his pieces as well; he depicts guardians, Sevillanas and landscapes of CamargueWith his figurative and delicate compositions, Juan Benito has been able to live from his art all around the world always finding public and clients. Today, he continues to paint and exhibits his work in the South of France.

What is Juan Benito’s artistic movement?

The artistic movements of the artists are: Bright and Colorful Figurative Works, Abstract Sketches