- World famous artist - - Post impressionist - - School of Paris - 11 February 1932 saw the birth in Madrid of Gomez Ramon
y Romero, a descendant of Pizarro and Trujillo, the Spanish conquistadors
who took over Peru. When the civil war broke out in 1936, Romero's family
fled to France and settled in Royan. This seaside resort was currently
in fashion and frequented by Paris' who's who. It was a film location
often visited by painters such as Lucas, Diaz and Pablo Picasso. This
"Belle Epoque" background was where Gomez Ramon y Romero,
later baptised in the sixties "Dilley" by Maurice Rheims,
de l' Académie Française, found his vocation and was to remain the inspirational
source of his works. |
- MAIN PRIVATE COLLECTIONS -
- HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS OF IRAN -
- HIS MAJESTY OF MONACO PRINCIPALITY PRINCE RAINIER -
- VALERY GISCARD D'ESTAING EX-PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC -