By Jacques de Roussan (1929-1995)

In 1993 Jacques de Roussan, historian and art writer, expressed himself thus:

“...Carson has done very well to forget the lessons of his elders and not fall into the trap of mere repetition. This is what allows him to continue to work within the themes that are characteristic of the art of painting..” “... to develop an interpretative style that is truly personal and sometimes even honorific...” “... an attitude that within the visual arts world, precedes and follows all major careers meaning, in other words, a wholly creative life....”

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