USA
Robert Fremont
Robert Fremont was born in Paris, France, served in the Army Air Corps in World War II. He studied at the La Jolla School of Art and in Paris. He currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife Henriette and their cat Luna.
Robert Fremont has had one-man shows
in Southern California since 1963.
From
1963 to 1965 he was
represented by the
Esther Robles
Gallery in Los Angeles.
He participated
in the exhibit
"Survey
of Contemporary
Art" at the Speed
Museum in Louisville,
Kentucky.
In 1969 he was invited
to participate
in "Microcom
'69" at the
Long Beach Museum of Art.
Between 1970 and 1971, while living in Basel, Switzerland, he had a one-man show at the "Katakombe Gallery in Basel, and at the "Chalet Décor Gallery" in St. Cergue, near Geneva. He was also represented at the First International Art fair in Basel in 1971.
Man with paint brusch
Oil on canvas 36 x 40
During his stay in Southern France from 1973 to 1977 he had one-man shows in Toulon, Le Lavandou, and in Marseilles at the invitation of the USIA, (United States Information Agency) at the U.S. Consulate.
His paintings are in private collections in Los Angeles, New York and in Switzerland and France.
mail@swisscybermuseum
Favorable reviews of his work have appreared in the Los Angeles Times, (by Henri Seldes, Times art critic in the sixties), Art Forum magazine, (April 1967), and the Louisville Kentucky Courier-Dispatch.