"The Morvan, for me, was Montquin.
Much more than its vast symphony, its true poetry was the stoop, the garden bench, the creaking of the well chain, the fields and meadows...
Even today, wherever I am, if I hear the rooster crow, I am in Montquin. "

He has exhibited at the Salon des Indépendants and at the Tuileries in Paris, in Amsterdam, in Tokyo... His works can be found in many museums.