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Cubist Perspectives

Cubist Perspectives includes works from Parisian Cubist pioneers such as Henri Laurens, Jean Metzinger, and Henri Hayden, to works of American artists of the mid-twentieth century like Blanche Lazzell, Karl Knaths, and Hans Burkhardt, to Cubist influence in contemporary art.
Rosenberg & Co.
Sep 14th – Dec 21st 2016
New York, 19 E 66th StMap & Full Hours
Opening Reception: Wednesday, Sep. 14th, 6pm -8pm
, 'Femme Nue Allongée,' 1937, Rosenberg & Co.

Henri Laurens

Femme Nue Allongée, 1937

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, 'Untitled,' 1939, Rosenberg & Co.

Hans Burkhardt

Untitled, 1939

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, 'Cubist Composition,' ca. 20, Rosenberg & Co.

Robert Marc

Cubist Composition, ca. 20

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, 'Imbrication de Cônes,' 1920, Rosenberg & Co.

Joseph Csaky

Imbrication de Cônes, 1920

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, 'Personnage debout,' 1920, Rosenberg & Co.

Georges Valmier

Personnage debout, 1920

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, 'Nature Morte au Compotier,' ca. 1919, Rosenberg & Co.

Leopold Survage

Nature Morte au Compotier, ca. 1919

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, 'Nature morte,' 1918, Rosenberg & Co.

Henri Hayden

Nature morte, 1918

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, 'Still Life with Pipe and Bottle,' 1934, Rosenberg & Co.

Kenneth Stubbs

Still Life with Pipe and Bottle, 1934

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Press Release

Rosenberg & Co. Opens Cubist Exhibition with Works Spanning a Century

CUBIST PERSPECTIVES

September 14 – December 21, 2016
Opening reception on Wednesday, September 14 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm

Rosenberg & Co. is pleased to present Cubist Perspectives, a historical group exhibition offering a selective survey of Cubism from twentieth-century Paris to today.

The exhibition is an invitation for visitors to follow the development of Cubism over the past century. Works by artists such as Serge Férat, Auguste Herbin, Jean Metzinger, and Georges Valmier allow viewers to witness Cubism's birth in Paris at the turn of the twentieth-century. Crossing the Atlantic, visitors are summoned to the artist colony of Provincetown, Massachusetts, where the artists Karl Knaths, Blanche Lazzell, and Kenneth Stubbs kept the Cubist aesthetic alive. Finally, works by Marcin Dudek, Oleg Kudryashov, and Tom John bring the visitors back to the twenty-first century and demonstrate how contemporary artists continue to find inspiration in their Cubist predecessors.

By organizing a Cubist show, Rosenberg & Co. continues the legacy of Léonce Rosenberg who, through exhibitions at his Paris gallery, Galerie de l'Effort Moderne, brought Cubism to the preeminent position it now holds. And by including contemporary artists working in the Cubist aesthetic, Rosenberg & Co. affirms our commitment to cultivating relationships with contemporary artists, while also demonstrating that Cubism is still relevant to our present moment.

An illustrated catalogue accompanies the exhibition.

Rosenberg & Co. renews a salon-style space with a focus on the highest standards of connoisseurship and expertise. With an emphasis on the secondary Modern art market, Rosenberg & Co. also continues the legacy of working with contemporary artists.

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Follow Artists In This Show

Henri Laurens
Hans Burkhardt
Georges Valmier
Kenneth Stubbs
Henri Hayden
Leopold Survage
Joseph Csaky
Robert Marc
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