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José Villegas Cordero was a Spanish painter, master of costume and genre scenes, who directed the Prado Museum from 1901 to 1918.
He studied at the School of Fine Arts in Seville and became known as a talented genre painter, noting interesting domestic scenes and accurately portraying the characters. Domestic painting at that time was very popular with the public. The artist also deals with the themes of the East, with great skill drawing pictures from sketches he made on a trip to Morocco.
In 1898 Villegas Cordero was appointed director of the Spanish Academy in Rome, and in 1901 he was appointed director of the Museo del Prado, the same museum that had once copied Velázquez's paintings himself while studying his art.
José Villegas Cordero was a Spanish painter, master of costume and genre scenes, who directed the Prado Museum from 1901 to 1918.
He studied at the School of Fine Arts in Seville and became known as a talented genre painter, noting interesting domestic scenes and accurately portraying the characters. Domestic painting at that time was very popular with the public. The artist also deals with the themes of the East, with great skill drawing pictures from sketches he made on a trip to Morocco.
In 1898 Villegas Cordero was appointed director of the Spanish Academy in Rome, and in 1901 he was appointed director of the Museo del Prado, the same museum that had once copied Velázquez's paintings himself while studying his art.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
Vera Harsányi, or Vera Szekely was a Hungarian freestyle swimmer who competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics, and then an artist.
In 1947 she participated in the exhibition of Hungarian artists in Paris at the Galerie de Bussy. Later she presents her achievements in solo exhibitions in Paris, several times, but also in Orléans, Amiens, Nice, The Hague, Lund, Amsterdam, Budapest.
Pierre Szekely was a Hungarian sculptor, architect and educator. In the 1940s, after surviving the holocaust, Szekely became a resident of France, and eventually became an avante garde architect and international lecturer of art philosophy.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
André Borderie is a French artist and sculptor.
Classically trained as a technician and working as a civil servant in the telecommunications sector, André Bordari met the poster artist Paul Colin in 1942, who encouraged him to take up painting.
A fateful meeting with the Austrian sculptors Vera and Pierre Sekely in 1946 led Bordari to the decision to devote himself entirely to art.
André Borderi is known for his paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
Vera Harsányi, or Vera Szekely was a Hungarian freestyle swimmer who competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics, and then an artist.
In 1947 she participated in the exhibition of Hungarian artists in Paris at the Galerie de Bussy. Later she presents her achievements in solo exhibitions in Paris, several times, but also in Orléans, Amiens, Nice, The Hague, Lund, Amsterdam, Budapest.
Pierre Szekely was a Hungarian sculptor, architect and educator. In the 1940s, after surviving the holocaust, Szekely became a resident of France, and eventually became an avante garde architect and international lecturer of art philosophy.