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CHAGALL | ZADKINE | CRISS - CROSSED TRAJECTORIES
13 NOVEMBRE 2020 - 25 AVRIL 2021
Chagall and Zadkine were born and grew up in the same world, the one - disappeared forever - of a provincial town known as Vitebsk, located at the outposts of the Russian Empire, in what was called at that time, The Pale of Settlement. From this town of Vitebsk, of which the atmosphere has been immortalized by Chagall, located in the heart of one of the most unknown and fascinating areas on theborders of the Tsarist...
CHAGALL | ZADKINE | CRISS - CROSSED TRAJECTORIES
13 NOVEMBRE 2020 - 25 AVRIL 2021
Chagall and Zadkine were born and grew up in the same world, the one - disappeared forever - of a provincial town known as Vitebsk, located at the outposts of the Russian Empire, in what was called at that time, The Pale of Settlement. From this town of Vitebsk, of which the atmosphere has been immortalized by Chagall, located in the heart of one of the most unknown and fascinating areas on theborders of the Tsarist...
OSSIP ZADKINE - L'INSTINCT DE LA MATIERE
28 SEPTEMBRE 2018 / 10 FEVRIER 2019
« C’est l’instinct qui prime d’abord ; c’est le plus important ; tout le reste vient plus tard ; alors on s’arme d’une logique qui pénètre chaque geste. » Ossip Zadkine, Entretien avec Jacques Charles, 16 septembre 1966 Le musée Zadkine rend un hommage inédit à l’artiste en soulignant sa place aussi originale que singulière au sein des modernismes du XXe siècle. L’exposition Ossip Zadkine, l’instinct de la...
Des(T/s)in(s) de guerre
October 2016
Images of broken bodies and ruined lives, of space which shifts and deconstructs, the drawings and engravings produced by Zadkine during the First World War are uncompromising. These sixty or so compositions marked by the elliptic seriality of fallen bodies have never been assembled together until now.
VOYAGE DANS L’ANCIENNE RUSSIE (JOURNEY THROUGH OLD RUSSIA)
From October 9 to May 11, 2014
On 3rd May 1909, Sergueï Mikhaïlovitch Procoudine-Gorsky (1863-1944), an inventor of a new photographic process which reproduced colours with startling precision, was received at the palace of Grand Duke Mikhaïl Alexandrovitch, in Saint-Petersburg. The Tsar, who was present at the projection, was a great photography enthusiast, and amazed by the images which appeared on the several metres large piece of fabric,...
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