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Following Paris’ liberation by the Allies, Bolin returned to the city and immersed himself in the artistic milieu around the Café Dôme, becoming good friends with Alberto Giacometti ...

Following Paris’ liberation by the Allies, Bolin returned to the city and immersed himself in the artistic milieu around the Café Dôme, becoming good friends with Alberto Giacometti ...

Beautiful engraving made by Nicolas de Launay after the work of Peter Paul Rubens.This engraving represents a bacchanalian scene featuring Silenus a mythological character.

Like Kandinsky and Miro, Villon believed that art could evoke music’s spiritual depth through pure form, while his chromatic harmonies inspired later artists such as Sonia and Robert...

The map is associated with the works of Robert de Vaugondy and Nicolas Sanson, two significant figures in the history of cartography, and was published by Charles François Delamarche...

The principal transavantgarde artists were Sandro Chia, Francesco Clemente, Enzo Cucchi, Nicola de Maria, Mimmo Paladino, and Remo Salvadori.

André Lanskoy maintained a deep friendship with Nicolas de Staël, with whom he held a joint exhibition in 1948.

His art influenced later painters including Nicolas de Stael, Richard Diebenkorn, and David Hockney, who admired his balance of form and radiance.

Artists and Engravers: Nicolas de Fer (1646 – 25 October 1720) was a French cartographer and geographer.

Title of this original and rare antique map: Nouvelle Carte Du Royaume De Bengale Mapmaker: Jacques-Nicolas Bellin (1703-1772).

Around 1600, the land was sold to Nicolas de Lancy, adviser to the King , general treasurer of the war ordinance, Chambellan of the Duke of Orleans.

Pictorial inspiration The work recalls the Mediterranean luminosity of Raoul Dufy, the chromatic simplification of landscape found in Nicolas de Staël, and the expressive freedom of...

Vieira da Silva’s work bridged the precision of Constructivism with the lyricism of Surrealism, inspiring later artists such as Nicolas de Stael, Pierre Soulages, Bridget Riley, and ...

Vieira da Silvas work bridged the precision of Constructivism with the lyricism of Surrealism, inspiring later artists such as Nicolas de Stael, Pierre Soulages, Bridget Riley, and S...

Vieira da Silva’s work bridged the precision of Constructivism with the lyricism of Surrealism, inspiring later artists such as Nicolas de Stael, Pierre Soulages, Bridget Riley, and ...

Utrillo's profound sensitivity influenced later artists including Balthus, Jean Dubuffet, Nicolas de Stael, and Giorgio Morandi, as well as Edward Hopper and Wayne Thiebaud, who echo...

Vary rare and interesting volume on the artists who joined the exhibition: Felice Carena, Carlo Carrà, Felice Casorati, Gigi Chessa, Ernesto de Fiori, Achille Funi, Nicola Galante, P...

His technical mastery and quiet lyricism influenced generations of artists—from Serge Poliakoff and Nicolas de Stael to Pierre Soulages and Ellsworth Kelly—who found in his work a mo...

His writings and correspondence revealed him as one of modernism’s most articulate thinkers, influencing generations of artists—among them Richard Diebenkorn, Ellsworth Kelly, Sean S...

Calentensium covers the coastline between Calais and Estaples based in part on a four-sheet map by Nicolas de Nicolay. Veromanduorum covers a small region surrounding Saint-Quentin i...

During the 1950s Paul Cézanne and Henri Matisse were major influences, but most important was the art of Nicolas De Stael, who enabled Vaughan to reconcile figurative and abstract el...

Utrillo's profound sensitivity influenced later artists including Balthus, Jean Dubuffet, Nicolas de Stael, and Giorgio Morandi, as well as Edward Hopper and Wayne Thiebaud, who echo...

Henri Matisse (France) – Known for his simplified forms and vibrant palettes in Mediterranean landscapes. 3. Nicolas de Staël (France/Russia) – Celebrated for his color planes and ...

Like Kandinsky and Miro, Villon believed that art could evoke music’s spiritual depth through pure form, while his chromatic harmonies inspired later artists such as Sonia and Robert...

This period saw the continued development of large landscape structures, as well as "side-roads" into sculptural subjects and minimalist colour paintings, which openly acknowledged t...

The material sensitivity of the surface also resonates with European post-war abstraction associated with Antoni Tàpies, Nicolas de Staël and the broader School of Paris environment.

After taking refuge in Auvergne during the war, he enriched his palette while darkening it, following in the footsteps of Nicolas de Staël. In 1968, he moved to Paris and developed ...

This period saw the continued development of large landscape structures, as well as "side-roads" into sculptural subjects and minimalist colour paintings, which openly acknowledged t...

From 1678 onward Murillo worked on another series of paintings, for the Hospicio de Venerables Sacerdotes in Sevilla, which included the celebrated Soult Immaculate Conception (1678)...

The abstract colour fields are reminiscent of the early landscapes by Nicolas de Staël. An painting with great energy which draws the viewer in to another world.

Utrillo's profound sensitivity influenced later artists including Balthus, Jean Dubuffet, Nicolas de Stael, and Giorgio Morandi, as well as Edward Hopper and Wayne Thiebaud, who echo...

Fribourg Cathedral (French: Cathédrale Saint-Nicolas de Fribourg) is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Fribourg, Switzerland, built in the Gothic style, on a rocky outcrop 50 metres abov...

In 1938 he founded a lithography atelier which will be attended by the artists of the École de Paris, including Russian painters such as Nicolas de Staël, Lanskoy, Charchoune, Poliak...

His innovations in form, collage, and spatial construction deeply influenced later artists, including Jean Dubuffet, Nicolas de Stael, Henry Laurens, Ellsworth Kelly, Richard Diebenk...

More broadly, the expressive handling of structure and color relates to European modern cityscape traditions developed by Maurice Utrillo, André Derain and Raoul Dufy, while the arch...

Although largely self-taught, his early more representational style was influenced by the work of John Constable, while his later work shows the influence of French minimalist, Nicol...

This period saw the continued development of large landscape structures, as well as "side-roads" into sculptural subjects and minimalist colour paintings, which openly acknowledged t...

With this exhibition, Magnelli becomes, in the eyes of critics, the leader of the new generation, and his influence makes its mark on the works of Nicolas de Staël, Vasarely, and mem...

Examples of great colour field painters are Robert Motherwell, Mark Rothko and Nicolas de Staël. Véronique Simonet exhibited her work at the 'Cercle Royal des Beaux Arts' in Liege, ...

International interest in his work and in that of other young Italians was growing, and in 1980 a traveling exhibition took works by Sandro Chia, Francesco Clemente, Sandro Cucchi, N...

International interest in his work and in that of other young Italians was growing, and in 1980 a traveling exhibition took works by Sandro Chia, Francesco Clemente, Sandro Cucchi, N...

International interest in his work and in that of other young Italians was growing, and in 1980 a traveling exhibition took works by Sandro Chia, Francesco Clemente, Sandro Cucchi, N...

It was later occupied by other artists; notably Nicolas de Staël and the sculptor, Abel Chrétien [fr], both of whom died there.

Standing, holding a staff in one hand and raising the other in a gesture of blessing, is a male figure dressed in liturgical attire, accompanied by small figures praying, located in ...

This period saw the continued development of large landscape structures, as well as "side-roads" into sculptural subjects and minimalist colour paintings, which openly acknowledged t...

Natkin frequently used cloths and netting as stencils to achieve textures described the critic John Russell of the New York Times in 1978 as having a "worked-over look that suggests ...

Very much under the influence of Turner, Nicolas de Stael, Boudin... The quest is a daily work, evolution compulsory and doubt permanent.

The simplified spatial construction and emphasis on the visual rhythm of waves also relate to later developments in modern landscape painting associated with Nicolas de Staël, Richar...

This period saw the continued development of large landscape structures, as well as "side-roads" into sculptural subjects and minimalist colour paintings, which openly acknowledged t...

This period saw the continued development of large landscape structures, as well as "side-roads" into sculptural subjects and minimalist colour paintings, which openly acknowledged t...

ARTISTIC CONTEXT / INSPIRATION Navarro Vives’ architectural compositions resonate with the European School of Paris tradition and connect visually with artists such as Maurice Utril...

The constant search for balance between shapes and colors as well as his passion for Nicolas de Staël, André Lanskoy, Alfred Mannessier… takes him on different paths from what we kno...

The constant search for balance between shapes and colors as well as his passion for Nicolas de Staël, André Lanskoy, Alfred Mannessier… takes him on different paths from what we kno...

In the year 1947, he produced the work Reves Cosmiques, and in that same year he became a member of the Salon de Mai, which position he held until 1969. In the year 1948 he began a ...

André Lanskoy maintained a deep friendship with Nicolas de Staël, with whom he held a joint exhibition in 1948.

The chromatic structure of sea and mountain atmosphere also resonates with the broader legacy of Spanish coastal painting associated with Joaquín Sorolla and the post-impressionist l...

André Lanskoy maintained a deep friendship with Nicolas de Staël, with whom he held a joint exhibition in 1948.

He was associated with the group of abstract artists who exhibited at the Galerie Denise René in Paris, including Hans Hartung, Nicolas de Stäel and Serge Poliakoff and he himself ex...

His technical mastery and quiet lyricism influenced generations of artists—from Serge Poliakoff and Nicolas de Stael to Pierre Soulages and Ellsworth Kelly—who found in his work a mo...

In Paris, he met Serge Poliakoff and later Nicolas de Staël. Lanskoy spent a lot of time at museums and was influenced by James Ensor’s and Vincent van Gogh’s use of color.