In the confines of his French workshop, Daniel Venjean perpetuates

the technique of Dutch and Flemish Masters such as Van Eyck, Bruegel,

Vermeer and Bosch. He is one of the very few artists that still

prepare their own pigments out of cooked oils and boiled rabbit skin.

Venjean has applied his in-depth science of painting to illustrate

the fantastic fiction of his own dreams. Joining the ranks of Dali,

Magritte and Tanguy, he is hailed worldwide as a major Surrealist

painter.