DUBUFFET, Jean (1901-1985) et Eugène GUILLEVIC (1907-1997) - photo 1
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DUBUFFET, Jean (1901-1985) et Eugène GUILLEVIC (1907-1997)

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12.05.2022 00:00UTC +01:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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Lot 40 | DUBUFFET, Jean (1901-1985) et Eugène GUILLEVIC (1907-1997)
DUBUFFET, Jean (1901-1985) et Eugène GUILLEVIC (1907-1997). Les Murs. Paris : les Éditions du livre, 1950.Exemplaire sur Montval de l'édition originale. Les lithographies ont été imprimées sur les presses de l’atelier Mourlot en 1945 alors que Jean Dubuffet effectuait un simple stage d’initiation. Les différentes tonalités des murs noirs évoquent selon Dubuffet lui-même, une invitation à voir au-delà des limites du réel. Ce réel, qui s’est montré aussi noir que l’existence humaine pendant toute la Seconde Guerre mondiale, a cependant permis à Jean Dubuffet de dévoiler toute la grandeur de son génie.Sa verve artistique prend en effet son véritable essor au début de la guerre. Il est très vite reconnu par Jean Paulhan qui le présente à Francis Ponge, Raymond Queneau et tant d’autres artistes. Webel, Dubuffet, 52-67In-folio (338 x 287 mm), en feuilles, sous couverture rempliée illustrée. Tirage limité à 172 exemplaires, celui-ci l'un des 150 sur Montval, n°104. 15 lithographies originales de Jean Dubuffet communes à tous les exemplaires (1 en couverture, 1 en frontispice et 13 dans le corps de l’ouvrage). Chemise et étui de l'éditeur. Montval copy of this first edition, illustrated with 15 lithographs by Jean Dubuffet. The plates were printed in 1945, while Dubuffet was doing an internship at the atelier Mourlot.
Artist:Eugene Guillevic (1907-1997)
Jean Dubuffet (1901 - 1985)
Place of origin:France
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