Gérard Trignac is a French artist and engraver, born 1955.
As
one critic said,
He is a dreamer of architecture who practices no other genre. He does not reconstruct ancient Rome, or inventory the built landscape, nor plan cities of the future: he draws his dreams.
Some of his work has been done as illustrations for works by others -- these are from Italo Calvino's
Invisible Cities, an edition produced in 1993.
Exquisitely detailed renderings of imaginary places are one of my favorite art forms, so I love these.
Many more at
the artist's web site.
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