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Natalie PicouletNathalie Picoulet, born in Amiens, France in 1968, is an artist who is passionate about painting. Her artistic journey began with her infinite love for painting, which prompted her to study at the Amiens School of Fine Arts and the Amiens Higher School of Design. Although she once turned to studying art history, she eventually chose art creation as her career path. After being exposed to pastel painting, she found the most suitable way of artistic expression for herself, and established the direction of her creation with women as the theme.

Piculet's artwork is deeply influenced by Italian painting, especially the in-depth study of Leonardo da Vinci's works, which has pointed out the direction for her artistic pursuit. Her pastel works are not only a display of technology, but also a language she uses to reveal the inner world and emotions of women. In her paintings, female images are usually portrayed as soft and elegant, with soft faces and deep eyes, as if telling their stories.

Her pastel technique is very sophisticated and can show the subtle changes of color vividly. She is good at using the characteristics of pastels to mix different colors together to create a unique visual effect. Her works show the diversity and complexity of women, which makes people feel both intimate and touching.

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Picoulet’s artistic achievements have been widely recognized. In 2005, she was named “Master of Arts” by the Institut de la Basse-Ritter, and in 2018, she was awarded first prize at the Salon des Arts et des Arts at the Grand Palais in Paris. These honors highlight her exceptional skills and contribution to the world of pastel art.

Natalie Picoulet's artworks are not only widely acclaimed in France, but also have a place on the international art stage. Her works are collected by many museums and art institutions and exhibited in exhibitions around the world. Her artistic exploration and creative practice have brought new perspectives and inspirations to the contemporary art world.