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André Brasilier
Chano de course
| Motif | Genre |
| Year | - |
| Format | Landscape |
| Size | 35,0 x 24,0 cm |
| Medium | Öl / Leinwand |
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André Brasilier
* 1929, Saumur (Anjou)
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* 1929, Saumur (Anjou), –, –
André Brasilier was born into an artistic family in Saumur in 1929. He is the son of the painter Jacques Brasilier. André enrolled at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris in 1949, studying painting under Maurice Brianchon (1899-1979). He began to exhibit in 1951. After completing his studies he spent three years – from 1954 to 1957 – in residence at the Villa Medici in Rome. A lengthy round-the-world trip followed. Demand for his work rapidly increased and his artistic achievement found wide recognition. In 1961 he and his wife moved to the Château de Loupeigne in Picardy. The Château was to become a key motif in his work. After 1960, there was a sharp interest in his work in Paris, New York and Tokyo. His international reputation rests on his oils, watercolours and a large body of lithographs. He also works in the medium of ceramics and ceramic painting. The appeal of his work is twofold: first, his successful melding of tonal clarity and brilliance and second, his delicate and sparing use of line. His preferred subjects are horses, circuses, cavalcades, flowers, music and images of his muse, his wife Chantal.
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USA, Kanada, Carleton University Art Gallers, Ottawa, OnUSA, St. Barbara Museum of Art
Ausstellungen in vielen großen Museen dieser Welt
Zahlreiche Privatsammlungen auf der ganzen Welt
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Georges Charensol, Ou va la Jeune Peinture, Jardin des Arts, 1955 George Besson, Einleitung zur ersten Ausstellung, Galerie Drouet, „Autour de la musique“, 1960 René Barotte, Médica, „A. Brasilier ou l’esprit de la mesure“, November 1961 Raymond Cogniat, «A. Brasilier», Média Februar 1970 Janine Warnod, Vorwort zur Ausstellung Galerie Vision Nouvelle, Paris 1974 Chozo Yoshii, Erstes Buch, das André Brasilier gewidmet ist. Einführung von Masako Ogawa. Zaubo Press. Tokio, 1975. Yves Feunten, Doktorarbeit über André Brasilier, 1976 Raphael Valensi, „André Brasilier“, Edition Ides et Calendes, Neuchatel, Schweiz 1978 Roland Doschka, „A. Brasilier, Das lithographische Werk“, Edition Michèle Trinckvel, Paris und Typo edition, Reutlingen 1981 Chieko Hasegawa. „Grands maitre au vrai visage“. Asahi Sonorama, Tokio 1981 Teizo Tako, Vorwort zur Ausstellung Brasiliers, Nichido gallery, Tokio 1983 Roland Doschka, Keramik 18“ Vorwort zur Keramikausstellung (Braque, Chagall, Miro, Picasso, Brasilier), Museum Mettlach 1984 Teizo Taki, Vorwort zur Ausstellung Brasiliers, Nichido gallery, Tokio 1987 André Parinaud, Vorwort zur Ausstellung „A. Brasilier“, Galerie Sassi-Micili, Valauris 1987 Liliane Thorn-Petit, Künstlerporträts, RTL Editions, Luxembourg 1988 Don Buschlen, „Auf der Suche des Unsichtbaren“, A. Brasilier, Barrie Mowatt editions, Vancouver Canada 1988 Roger Bouillot, „Brasilier Heute“, L’oeil, November 1988 Yann le Pichon, André Brasilier – seine Transfigurationen, Vorwort von Michel Déon, Mitglied der Akademie Francaise, Lignes. S.A. 1989 Isabelle Equilbey, De la mesure au paradox, 1989 „Harmonies“ – Album enthält 10 Lithographien präsentiert bei Drouot-Montaigne, Paris Text: Yann le Pichon, 1991 „André Brasilier à Bagatelle“ - ein Katalog von Lithographien hrsg.: Edition Callithos Yann le Pichon, André Brasilier – Litographs 1958 - 1991, Callithos Editions Paris 1992 Roger Bouillot, „André Brasilier – Cavalcade“, Lausanne 2000 Michele Martucci, Catalogue, Katalog, « Collection privée », Vorwort von Roger Bouillot, Schweiz 2001 Lydia Harambourg, „Visites – André Brasilier Zeichnungen, Lausanne 2002 Roger Bouillot, Lydia Harambourg, Xavier de Coulange, Monographie und Catalogue Raisonné 1982-2002, Lausanne 2002 Ausstellungskatalog, „André Brasilier“, Schloss Mainau 2004 Ausstellungskatalog, „André Brasilier“, Galerie Schüller, München 2005