Clo Vanesco dot org - Dedicated to the Life and Art of Clo VanescoA site dedicated to the life and art of the 20th Century French non-figurative painter François Fiedlerhttps://clovanesco.org/2026-11-14T03:28:51+00:00Francois Fiedler dot org - Dedicated to the Life and Art of Francois Fiedleradmin@francoisfiedler.orgJoomla! - Open Source Content ManagementClo Vanseco: Actress, Singer, Painter, Sculptor, and Print Maker2013-07-03T05:35:57+00:002013-07-03T05:35:57+00:00https://clovanesco.org/biography-of-clo-vansecoFiedler's catadmin@francoisfiedler.org<h2><img src="https://clovanesco.org/images/photos/clo-vanseco-flowers-sideways-glance-600px.jpg" width="600" height="600" alt="clo vanseco flowers sideways glance 600px" style="margin-right: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px; float: left;" />A Short Biography of Clo Vanseco (1936-2006)</h2>
<p>Clo Vanesco was a sculptor, print maker, painter, model, singer, and actress, with a career based in Paris, France and her native Lausanne, Switzerland.</p>
<p>Born one of five children into a loving family, her musician/composer father passed away when she was only seven years old, sending her and her siblings to an orphanage for five years as her mother grieved the loss of her beloved husband. The rigidly religious atmosphere of the orphanage was quite difficult for the young Clo, and she turned to drawing for consolation.</p>
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<p>Clo Vanesco was a sculptor, print maker, painter, model, singer, and actress, with a career based in Paris, France and her native Lausanne, Switzerland.</p>
<p>Born one of five children into a loving family, her musician/composer father passed away when she was only seven years old, sending her and her siblings to an orphanage for five years as her mother grieved the loss of her beloved husband. The rigidly religious atmosphere of the orphanage was quite difficult for the young Clo, and she turned to drawing for consolation.</p>
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