Mixed media on canvas, 2002, signed and inscribed to the verso of each (the tomato is inscribed "Red Apple), framed.

Georges Le Chevallier was born in Paris France from a French father, and a Puerto Rican mother. He grew up in San Juan, Puerto Rico before moving to the United States. Le Chevallier studied painting at the prestigious “Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando” in Madrid, received a BFA degree from California State University at Long Beach and an MFA degree from Hunter College in New York City.

Georges Le Chevallier’s mixed-media paintings have been exhibited nationally and internationally in distinguished galleries and museums such as: The North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh, The Painted Bride Art Center in Philadelphia, Central Gallery in Budapest, El Museo del Barrio in New York City, El Museo de las Americas in San Juan, Yamanashi Museum in Japan, and Centro Cultural de Lavapies in Madrid. Not only he is a prolific painter, but he has also created multiple public art installations throughout the USA, Mexico, Hungary, Tanzania, France, Guatemala, and Chile.

Le Chevallier is currently a faculty member at Nash Community College.

Minor nicking to frames; Green Apple with bulge to canvas along top right edge.