Configuration Méditerranée
Hans (Jean) Arp (Straßburg 1886 - Basel 1966)
Lot-No. 226
Proceeds : 600 €
1949, lithograph in colours/BFK Rives, 24 x 33 cm, lo. ri. autographed Arp, lo. le. num. 5/50, some dam., unframed. - German-French painter, graphic artist, draughtsman, sculptor a. writer. A. attended the Strasbourg art school in 1904 but went to the Weimar Kunstschule already in 1905 to study under L. von Hofmann. In 1908 he was at the Académie Julian in Paris. He worked for the almanac of the 'Blauer Reiter' in 1913, for H. Waldens 'Sturm'. In 1915 he moved to Zurich a. became co-founder of the 'Dada' movement. He finally settled in Paris in 1926. A. was in contact with the leading artist's of his time, among them M. Ernst, K. Schwitters a. P. Mondrian. He won many international prizes for his multifaceted a. creative work, among others, the prize of the Venice biennale, the Stefan Lochner medal, the Carnegie prize a. the legion of honour. - Mus.: New York (Guggenheim), Amsterdam (Stedelijk Mus.), Berlin (Nat.-Gal.), London (Tate) a. others. - Lit.: Saur, Vollmer a. others.
Hans (Jean) Arp: Configuration Méditerranée
Hans (Jean) Arp (Straßburg 1886 - Basel 1966)
Configuration Méditerranée
Lot-No. 226
Proceeds : 600 €
1949, lithograph in colours/BFK Rives, 24 x 33 cm, lo. ri. autographed Arp, lo. le. num. 5/50, some dam., unframed. - German-French painter, graphic artist, draughtsman, sculptor a. writer. A. attended the Strasbourg art school in 1904 but went to the Weimar Kunstschule already in 1905 to study under L. von Hofmann. In 1908 he was at the Académie Julian in Paris. He worked for the almanac of the 'Blauer Reiter' in 1913, for H. Waldens 'Sturm'. In 1915 he moved to Zurich a. became co-founder of the 'Dada' movement. He finally settled in Paris in 1926. A. was in contact with the leading artist's of his time, among them M. Ernst, K. Schwitters a. P. Mondrian. He won many international prizes for his multifaceted a. creative work, among others, the prize of the Venice biennale, the Stefan Lochner medal, the Carnegie prize a. the legion of honour. - Mus.: New York (Guggenheim), Amsterdam (Stedelijk Mus.), Berlin (Nat.-Gal.), London (Tate) a. others. - Lit.: Saur, Vollmer a. others.