Jean Fautrier. La pulsion du trait. Peinture " edited by Brigitte Bourgeois

" edited by Brigitte Bourgeois

the Gallé glass collection held at the Musée de l'École de Nancy is fascinating in more than one way: through the quality of the pieces

brings together and updates his research on the famous warlord here

published on the occasion of the eponymous exhibition proposed by the Institut du monde arabe-Tourcoing

du littoral et des sous-sols ne sont pas des préoccupations datant seulement de l'ère dite industrielle : un des premiers mythes

Jean Fautrier. La pulsion du trait. Peinture " edited by Brigitte BourgeoisA pioneering and far sighted artist of the 20th century, a master of modern art, Jean Fautrier (1898 1964) never ceased to surprise and elude any regimentation. His thirst for formal innovation led Francis Ponge to say in the 1950s that he was the "most revolutionary painter of the century since Picasso." Fautrier was the pioneer of Art Informel, a post war aesthetic approach that revolutionized the creative process and established the artist's