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Pavlos Dionyssopoulos ('Pavlos') (1930 Filitra, Griechenland - 2019 Paris)

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27.05.2023 14:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 114 | Pavlos Dionyssopoulos ('Pavlos') (1930 Filitra, Griechenland - 2019 Paris)
Pavlos Dionyssopoulos
('Pavlos') (1930 Filitra, Griechenland - 2019 Paris)
Bar, Mischtechnik mit Zeichnung und Collage auf Karton, 101 cm x 67,5 cm Blattmaß, signiert, 75 datiert, partiell oberflächlicher Papierabrieb, partiell leicht fleckig, minimal nachgedunkelt, verso Montierungsrückstände

Nach dem Studium an der Kunstakademie in Athen ging Pavlos 1954 mit einem Stipendium des französischen Staates nach Paris, wo er sich 1958 dauerhaft niederließ und seine neue künstlerische Heimat fand. Um 1960 wandte er sich unter dem Eindruck der Nouveaux Réalistes von der Malerei ab und der Assemblage und Collage zu. Seit 1963 stellte er auf den Jahresausstellungen des Salon des Réalités Nouvelles aus, dem wichtigsten Forum für zeitgenössische Kunst in Frankreich seit 1946. Eine große Gruppe in Pavlos' Werk ist in einer Kombinationstechnik aus Zeichnung und Malerei sowie Formen und Streifen aus zurechtgeschnittenem, sekundär verwendetem Papiermaterial gefertigt. Die Flaschen des unteren Regalfachs sind in diesem Fall zur Hälfte aus weißen Papierformen aufgeklebt, während die andere Hälfte als gezeichnete Kontur erscheint. Die oberen Flaschen sind aus je zwei Papierformen zusammengesetzt, welche zum Teil farbige Rasteroffsetpunkte auf dem Plakatdruck erkennen lassen. Mit blauem und weißem Farbstift sind Hintergrund und Konturen auf hellbraunem Leichtkarton ausgeführt.




Pavlos Dionyssopoulos
('Pavlos') (1930 Filitra, Greece - 2019 Paris) Bar, mixed media with drawing and collage on cardboard, 101 cm x 67,5 cm sheet dimension, signed, dated 75, some superficial paper abrasion, slight spotting, minimal darkening, mounting residues on verso

After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Athens, Pavlos went to Paris in 1954 on a scholarship from the French government, where he settled permanently in 1958 and found his new artistic home. Around 1960, under the influence of the Nouveaux Réalistes, he turned away from painting and towards assemblage and collage. From 1963 onwards, he exhibited at the annual exhibitions of the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, the most important forum for contemporary art in France since 1946. A large group in Pavlos' work is made in a combination technique of drawing and painting, as well as shapes and stripes of paper material cut to size and used secondarily. In this case, half of the bottles on the lower shelf are glued on from white paper shapes, while the other half appears as a drawn outline. The upper bottles are each composed of two paper shapes, some of which reveal coloured halftone offset dots from poster printing. The background and contours are drawn with blue and white coloured pencil on light brown light cardboard.

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