Pierre Soulages - Pocket Museum Notebooks 1 to 4
Notebooks of the pocket museum, n° 1 to 4.
Paris, Editions Georges Fall, March 1959 - May 1960.
4 volumes in 8, paperback. Covers illustrated by Soulages, Bissière, Tobey and Vieira da Silva, numerous reproductions in black and in color in and out of text.
Complete collection of this very fine art journal, with texts by Ungaretti, Fautrier, Alechinsky, Senghor on Soulages, Pound and Ioneso on Brancusi, Jouffroy (Duprey), Henry Miller (Reichel),
Pieyre de Mandiargues (Dubuffet), JC . Lambert (Pollock), Caillois (Natura pictris), O. Paz (Tamayo), extract from the sketchbooks of N. de Staël, etc .
On the cover of Cahiers du Musée de Poche, n°1 Lithograph in 3 colors Printed in the Mourlot workshops Signed in the plate
Dimensions :
- Height : 22 cm
- Width : 14 cm
Pierre Soulages :
Born in 1919 in Rodez (Aveyron, France), Pierre Soulages is a french painter and engraver associated since the end of the 1940's to abstract art. He is particuliarly known for his use of reflects in the «black» color, which he called "noir-lumière" or "outrenoir". He realized about1 550 paintings all called «Peinture» followed by their size, he is one of the major representatives of informal painting. Since 1975 the painter received many prizes (Great Prize of painting of Paris, Rembrandt Prize, Great national painting prize, Praemium Imperiale «Painting» category ...). The Soulages museum in Rodez, launched in 2014, keeps the artist's greatest collection in the world.
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