Thierry Bisch (1953) “The Walking Bear” is a masterful sculpture by Thierry BISCH (200 x 90 x 55 cm). Produced in painted Aluminum, edition of 5, the work marks a new stage in the work of the artist already recognized for his paintings/portraits and his drawings
On Thursday January 19, 2023 at 6 p.m., at the Hôtel des Ventes in Monte-Carlo, a drawing by the artist Thierry Bisch will be put on sale for the benefit of the Monaco SPA: Panthera Uncia 2022, pencil and charcoal on paper, signed and dated lower center,
Ferus gallery is pleased to present a preview of Thierry Bisch's latest work; “Big Bear”. Made of chromed aluminum casting, the “Big Bear” work is intended to be presented outdoors, in a natural environment. Of an exceptional size, 200 x 90 x 55 cm, presented on its
Friday, July 29, we met, Jean-Michel MANZONE, Secretary General of SPA Monaco, Pierre VERDINO, Director of the refuge, Stéphane BALLESTER, Director of the Grands Chais and Didier VILTART, Director of Ferus Gallery for the presentation of the funds check collected on the occasion of the
THIERRY BISCH ’S WILD ANIMALS In the 80’s in New York, emerging a new generation of Art Dealers, défiants, proud and undisputed runners of the art market of the time who to the question: what to buy today ? answered you; you need to focus on
On Thursday April 28, 2022, the opening of the exhibition of drawings by Thierry Bisch took place at the Grands Chais Monégasques in Monaco. The event was aptly named - "All Alive" - with an enthusiastic audience of collectors and friends who came in large
We have collected some points of thought from Thierry Bisch, painter, animal portrait painter and fierce defender of biodiversity, as part of his exhibition "Tous vivants" at Les Grands Chais Monégasques (exhibition visible in Monaco from April 28, 2022), Thierry Bisch, you are continuing your fight
Didier Viltart and the Ferus Gallery are very pleased to present an exceptional exhibition of drawings by Thierry Bisch at the Grands Chais Monégasques. The painter, internationally renowned for his animal portraits, will decline for his exhibition "Tous Vivants" (All Alive) several dozen drawings on paper. It
At the very beginning of spring, the world took a break. It came as no surprise to me, I had expected an event for a long time. The frenzied rush into the absurd, the destruction of the living for fleeting profit, the obscene glorification of
