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Marcel Dyf, a French Impressionist master who spanned centuries, slowly opened the curtain of his life in the morning light of Paris on October 7, 1899. Growing up in the embrace of Normandy, the tranquility of Ault, the ripples of Deauville, and the gentle breeze of Trouville not only nourished his soul, but also quietly planted the seeds of art in his heart.
Originally, he seemed to be predetermined by fate to be an engineer, but his inner desire for endless exploration of color, light and shadow, like an unstoppable bud in spring, eventually broke through the ground and led him to resolutely embark on the journey of becoming a painter.

In 1922, the sunshine and lavender fields of Arles attracted this traveler who pursued the beauty of light and shadow with their unique charm. Here, he not only received rigorous training as a painter, but also built his own art palace on the fertile soil of his heart - a studio full of dreams and inspiration.
Dave's paintings, like a breeze of French Impressionism, gently passed through every corner of the Petritz Gallery, the Salon d'Automne, the Salon des Tuileries and the Salon des Artistes in Paris, where they shone and attracted the attention of the world. In the Cote d'Azur of Cannes, the gentle sunshine of Nice, the ancient streets of Marseille and the romantic atmosphere of Strasbourg, his works also found their home and were collected in galleries, waiting for their soulmates.

Across the ocean, Dave's art journey extends to the Frostrid Gallery in London, where the light gives his paintings a mysterious and charming coat, attracting attention from all over the world. Every stroke of his seems to be a dialogue with the light, and is the most affectionate and delicate interpretation of the beauty of nature.

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