Daniel Sannier Art
French, b. 1944
Daniel Sannier is a self-taught artist and is a member of the Sociétaire du salon des Indépendants. Most of the inspirations for his beautiful landscape paintings come from the area in Northern France known as Picardie. He has been awarded many prizes and his works can be seen from Europe to Asia, as well as in the United States.
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Les Bords de Somme a Abbeville
By Daniel Sannier
Located in Red Bank, NJ
Most of the inspirations for Sanniers beautiful landscape paintings come from the area in Northern France known as “Picardie.”
This quiet, peaceful impressionistic paintings of Sanniers' show us his passion and great love of nature. The quite side waters of the Somme River covered in waterlilies reflects La Maison Rose...
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Materials
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