Chiaroscuro in the garden. Oil on canvas from the late 70s or early 80s. Fauve chiaroscuro measuring 75x85cm signed lower right I. Guisset. Natural wood baguette frame. Ignace guisset, between new fauvism and pop art! Born in Montignies-sur-Sambre (Belgium) in 1920 and died in Woluwé-Saint-Pierre in 2000. He trained at the Saint-Josse-Ten-Noode academy from 1972 where he obtained a diploma in drawing in 1977 and painting in 1979. He won the first cultural youth prize and the grand prize of Wallonia in 1983. He notably collaborated on the murals on rue de brabant and rue de liedekerke in Brussels. He likes to paint landscapes, figures, portraits, city views (Brussels) and fair scenes. These landscapes are inspired by the surroundings of Brussels (Grimbergen or the Soignes Forest, for example), Provence and Auvergne. A new fawn, he is a convinced colorist with a touch and a dynamic style going as far as a clash of colors, reminiscent of pop art. Represented in the collections of the Charlier Museum in Saint-Josse-Ten-Noode and in the municipal house of Woluwé-Saint-Pierre.