Francis X Pavy: Forty Years Painting French Louisiana
with essays by Nick Spitzer and Benjamin Hickey
About the Book Francis Pavy: Forty Years showcases four decades of vibrant artwork, blending contemporary perspectives with deep-rooted local traditions of French Louisiana. Pavy's work captures the mosaic of regional storytelling through bold colors and vernacular imagery. The book features insightful essays by Ben Hickey and Nick Spitzer, offering a deeper exploration of Pavy's artistic journey.
About the Artist Francis X. Pavy, born in Lafayette, Louisiana, on Mardi Gras Day in 1954, is a celebrated artist whose work reflects the rich cultural heritage of his native Acadiana. A lifelong Louisiana resident, Pavy began studying art at an early age, cultivating a unique formalism that combines vibrant colors, abstract imagery, and the rich tradition of Cajun storytelling. Dubbed the "Picasso of Zydeco" by Rolling Stone, his work spans a variety of mediums, including painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking.
Hardcover | 176 Pages | 10" x 10"
Designed by PavyStudio.com
