The Québécois abstract painter Yves Gaucher (1934–2000) developed a very personal palette, resortinga happily—alongside many variations of red, yellow, and blue—to greens, pinks, beiges, browns, purples, and greys in unexpected juxtapositions and an imitative immersion in individual colours.
The Québécois abstract painter Yves Gaucher (1934–2000) developed a very personal palette, happily resorting—alongside many variations of red, yellow, and blue—to greens, pinks, beiges, browns, purples, and greys in unexpected juxtapositions and a subjective immersion in individual colours.