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Lefort, Marie-JosÃ, Konstantina Minou
Jean Fautrier. Critical Catalogue of Paintings.
Lefort, Marie-JosÃ, Konstantina Minou: Jean Fautrier. Critical Catalogue of Paintings. Paris: 2023. 628 pages, illustrated in colour throughout. Hardback. 30x25cms. First comprehensive annotated catalogue of Jean Fautrier's paintings, discussing the technique, origin, exhibition history and bibliography of each listed work. Supplemented with a detailed biography, technical analyses and transcriptions of interviews and radio broadcasts. Trained at the Royal Academy of Arts and initially influenced by Turner, Fautrier turned to abstraction in the 1940s, launching the art informel movement which branched out into Tachisme. His interaction with the intellectual figures of his time, including Jean Paulhan, Paul Ãluard, Francis Ponge, Renà Char and Andrà Malraux, resulted in politically resonant works such as his series Otages (1943-1945), Objets (1947-1948) and Partisans (1956), here presented in detail. Text in English and French.
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ISBN : 9782376660729
First comprehensive annotated catalogue of Jean Fautrierâs paintings, discussing the technique, origin, exhibition history and bibliography of each listed work. Supplemented with a detailed biography, technical analyses and transcriptions of interviews and radio broadcasts. Trained at the Royal Academy of Arts and initially influenced by Turner, Fautrier turned to abstraction in the 1940s, launching the art informel movement which branched out into Tachisme. His interaction with the intellectual figures of his time, including Jean Paulhan, Paul Ãluard, Francis Ponge, Renà Char and Andrà Malraux, resulted in politically resonant works such as his series Otages (1943-1945), Objets (1947-1948) and Partisans (1956), here presented in detail. Text in English and French
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JEAN FAUTRIER : Critical Catalogue of Paintings - Catalogue raisonn de l'oeuvre peint
, Norma ditions, 2023 HB, 305 x 250 mm, ENG / FR. edition, 628 pages, NEW / NOUVEAU, . ISBN 9782376660729.
Jean Fautrier (1898-1964) est un artiste majeur du XXe si cle. Form la Royal Academy, de Londres, influenc par J. M. W. Turner, rapidement remarqu , en 1923, par la collectionneuse Jeanne Castel, son style est d'abord figuratif et joue sur les contrastes de lumi re. Il puise dans le r el pour mieux le transfigurer, il renouvelle les genres du paysage, de la nature morte et du nu (notamment avec sa s rie des ouvres noires) au cours de l'entre-deux-guerres. Quelques ann es plus tard, son approche change radicalement et devient beaucoup plus abstraite. Il inaugure le mouvement de l'art dit informel, par lequel il joue avec la mati re picturale, combine diff rents mat riaux, cr ant des visions d'une extraordinaire mat rialit . Proche des plus grandes figures intellectuelles de son poque, telles que Jean Paulhan, Paul luard, Francis Ponge, Ren Char ou encore Andr Malraux, Fautrier n'aura de cesse de produire des ouvres engag es et d'une remarquable force, comme en t moignent ses s ries notables Otages (1943-1945), Objets (1947-1948), Partisans (1956). En 1960, il re oit le prix de peinture de la Biennale de Venise. Riche d'une iconographie extraordinairement compl te, ce premier catalogue raisonn des peintures de Fautrier recense la technique, la provenance, les expositions et la bibliographie de chacune des ouvres. Il est enrichi par ailleurs d'une biographie d taill e, d'analyses techniques, de textes scientifiques de r f rence, mais aussi de transcriptions d'interviews et d' missions d' poque.
