One of Dubout’s defining features is the extraordinary graphic precision of his drawings. Using a special steel nib and a large magnifying glass, he composed—particularly in the 1930s—scenes of remarkable density, populated by hundreds of characters arranged across multiple planes. …
This exhibition reveals his dreamlike, poetic, naturalistic, wine-growing, erotic, sporty and eclectic worlds which testify to his immense talent as a colorist and his great art of layout with lively lines. The exhibition brings together more than 70 drawings and …
Painter traveler and draftsman, André Maire, a student of Emile Bernard, is not part of any school or current. The evolutions and changes that appear in his creations are the result of his thoughts, his reflections, his research, his admiration. …
Nurtured by his privileged encounters with numerous masters who illuminated his years of work, the main ones being Laurens, Zadkine, Richier, Braque, and Brancusi, the artist shapes his creations by stripping them of any ornamentation and theatricality. Thanks to Zadkine, …
L’un comme l’autre possèdent un talent exceptionnel de dessinateur, dotés d’une surprenante facilité et d’une dextérité incroyable qui provoquèrent une quantité considérable d’œuvres dans les deux cas. Ils ont la même puissance dans des graphismes respectifs et des registres différents …
(Français) Visite guidée par Didier Dubout
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