Gérard Schlosser

Gérard Schlosser is a French painter born in 1940, known for his hyper-realistic depictions of everyday scenes, particularly figures in intimate, mundane moments such as sunbathing, relaxing, or engaged in quiet domestic activities. His work is characterized by a cool, detached photorealism that captures cropped, fragmented views of the human body, often emphasizing skin, leisure, and the textures of contemporary life. Schlosser is considered a significant figure in European Hyperrealism and Photorealism, and his work has been exhibited internationally and collected by major institutions.