Pierre Alechinsky
Pour Nanna, 1973
This painting from 1973 radiates humour and playfulness. The intense blue colour serves as a …
Read moreThis painting from 1973 radiates humour and playfulness. The intense blue colour serves as a backdrop for two underwater creatures, which seem to be engaged in a conversation.
One of them impatiently snakes its way around the entire canvas, while the other seems highly sceptical. Alechinsky made this painting during …
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Abstraction merges with representation in the paintings and prints of Pierre Alechinsky, known for …
Read moreAbstraction merges with representation in the paintings and prints of Pierre Alechinsky, known for combining colorful painting with black-and-white ink drawing. A founding member of CoBrA, a group that emphasized material and its spontaneous application, Alechinsky cultivated a lively aesthetic particularly evident in …
Read moreThis painting from 1973 radiates humour and playfulness. The intense blue colour serves as a …
Read moreThis painting from 1973 radiates humour and playfulness. The intense blue colour serves as a backdrop for two underwater creatures, which seem to be engaged in a conversation.
One of them impatiently snakes its way around the entire canvas, while the other seems highly sceptical. Alechinsky made this painting during …
Read moreAbstraction merges with representation in the paintings and prints of Pierre Alechinsky, known for …
Read moreAbstraction merges with representation in the paintings and prints of Pierre Alechinsky, known for combining colorful painting with black-and-white ink drawing. A founding member of CoBrA, a group that emphasized material and its spontaneous application, Alechinsky cultivated a lively aesthetic particularly evident in …
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