[Coll.raoul-jean Mill Art 20th] Robert Helman 11 Lithos Signed Eo 65 Marchiori

Description: [XX CENTURY ART - ABSTRACT ART - BOOKS-OBJECTS - PRIVATE COLLECTION]- To follow in my ebay shop, more than 100 original works of contemporary art, lithographs, paintings, drawings, engravings, illustrated books, catalogues, etc... coming directly from the Personal collection of raoul-jean moulin1934-2014A major figure in contemporary art between the 1960s and 2000s, the art critic, exhibition curator and mediator raoul-jean moulin was a tireless scout for talent alongside his friend Pierre Restany.Louis Aragon is the first to have praised his eye and his pen, placed at the service of French letters (1958-1972), ofInternational Opus (1967-1972) and Humanity (1974-1998).Curator of numerous exhibitions - including that of the French Pavilion at the 36th Venice Biennale in 1972 where he brought together Viseux, Boltanski, Titus-Carmel, Hernandez and Le Gac - a daring traveler determined to make the voice of art heard during the During the Cold War, he made known in France - and beyond - the work of contemporary artists from the former USSR, GDR, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia – Kijno, Kolar, Mlynarcik, Mihaïlovitch...At the forefront of creation in France, he was one of the pillars of the Biennale de Paris for 15 years, co-founded the series of Make visible, created Châtillon des arts as well as numerous exhibitions in the Val-de-Marne.Appointed director of the Val-de-Marne Departmental Contemporary Art Fund in 1982, he built up the important collection at the origin of the MAC VAL, with names such as Asse, Manessier, Debré, Villeglé, Soulages...Secretary General of the International Association of Art Critics (AICA) and recognized by numerous distinctions, raoul-jean moulin , affected by a serious health accident, donated his archives to the MAC VAL in 2007.raoul-jean moulin was Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters (1985), National Knight of Merit (1989) and Knight of the Order of the Legion of Honor (2003).-Robert Helman1910-1990Robert Helman Robert Helman is a French painter born February 9, 1910 in Galati, Romania and died November 7, 1990. He belongs to the "second School of Paris". Born in Galati (Galatz) in Romania, Robert Helman came to Paris in 1927 to study law and became a lawyer. In 1939, the war forced him to take refuge in Barcelona where he began to paint. He established a solid friendship with the painter Mané Katz.Returning to Paris at the end of the Second World War, he decided to paint, a vocation his parents had opposed. He was then close to painters Jean-Michel Atlan, Lan-Bar, ORAZI, Oscar Dominguez and Antoni Clavé, publisher Maurice Nadeau, critics Pierre Descargues and Pierre Restany, poets Philipe Soupault, Alain Bosquet and Max-Pol Fouchet. . He exhibited at the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles.He has had numerous personal exhibitions in galleries, in France, the United States, Switzerland and Israel. In 1983 the Museum of Modern Art of the city of Paris organized a retrospective of his work. In 1990 the Cartier Foundation paid tribute to him a few months before his death on November 7.He is the father of filmmaker Henri Helman.WorkRobert Helman's work seems to be built around the cycle of nature through the use of visual metaphors that evoke the forces of the earth: the wind, the tree, the forest, which are reflected in the titles of the works, Roots, Branch , Trees, Germinations or Imaginary Landscapes of Genesis, attempts according to the painter to paint the elusive as a spiritual field.Text of Giuseppe MARCHIORIGiuseppe Marchiori (Lendinara, 1901-1982) was an Italian art critic.Art critic and columnist, he has written monographs and collaborated with the Corriere Padano. Founder in 1946 of the "New Italian Artistic Secession / Nuova Secessione Artistica Italiana" which became the "New Front of the Arts / Fronte nuovo delle arti" (dissolved in 1950) with the participation of painters Renato Birolli, Emilio Vedova, Bruno Cassinari, Renato Guttuso, Antonio Corpora, Ennio Morlotti, Armando Pizzinato, Afro,Giuseppe Santomaso.Copy complete with 10 original lithographs announced,all signed in pencil by the artist, + a Additional original lithograph also signed and + a lithographed page bearing the printed signature of the artistIn total: 11 Lithos signed in pencil and 1 decorated lithographed page Extremely rare work complete!!Most of the time the work has been "broken" and the boards are now sold separately -MARCHIORI (Giuseppe)Present "10 Lithographs by Robert HELMAN" Paris, Editions Impriludes, 1965 ( Mars )Model by Bernard LUCASThe original Lithographs were printed on the Presses à Bras of Jean PONS, in Paris-Original editionEdition limited to only 86 numbered copies Here one of the 16 Hors-Commerce copies marked from A to P and reserved for authors and collaborators, on very beautiful watermarked Rives paper(J)First PrintingIn-4, (38.5x29cm), in sheets, strong paper cover covered with black felt under purple cardboard folder, title on the back, and matching cardboard slipcase(various and unavoidable usual defects on the case, stains, various friction...)see visuals...Impeccable interior, perfect state of freshness, without foxing Justified and Signed in pencil by the Artist and the author Curator of numerous exhibitions - including that of the French Pavilion at the 36th Venice Biennale in 1972 where he brought together Viseux, Boltanski, Titus-Carmel, Hernandez and Le Gac - a daring traveler determined to make the voice of art heard during the During the Cold War, he made known in France - and beyond - the work of contemporary artists from the former USSR, GDR, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia – Kijno, Kolar, Mlynarcik, Mihaïlovitch... Returning to Paris at the end of the Second World War, he decided to paint, a vocation his parents had opposed. He was then close to painters Jean-Michel Atlan, Lan-Bar, ORAZI, Oscar Dominguez and Antoni Clavé, publisher Maurice Nadeau, critics Pierre Descargues and Pierre Restany, poets Philipe Soupault, Alain Bosquet and Max-Pol Fouchet. . HeCurator of numerous exhibitions - including that of the French Pavilion at the 36th Venice Biennale in 1972 where he brought together Viseux, Boltanski, Titus-Carmel, Hernandez and Le Gac - a daring traveler determined to make the voice of art heard during the During the Cold War, he made known in France - and beyond - the work of contemporary artists from the former USSR, GDR, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia – Kijno, Kolar, Mlynarcik, Mihaïlovitch... Returning to Paris at the end of the Second World War, he decided to paint, a vocation his parents had opposed. He was then close to painters Jean-Michel Atlan, Lan-Bar, ORAZI, Oscar Dominguez and Antoni Clavé, publisher Maurice Nadeau, critics Pierre Descargues and Pierre Restany, poets Philipe Soupault, Alain Bosquet and Max-Pol Fouchet. . HeCurator of numerous exhibitions - including that of the French Pavilion at the 36th Venice Biennale in 1972 where he brought together Viseux, Boltanski, Titus-Carmel, Hernandez and Le Gac - a daring traveler determined to make the voice of art heard during the During the Cold War, he made known in France - and beyond - the work of contemporary artists from the former USSR, GDR, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia – Kijno, Kolar, Mlynarcik, Mihaïlovitch... Returning to Paris at the end of the Second World War, he decided to paint, a vocation his parents had opposed. He was then close to painters Jean-Michel Atlan, Lan-Bar, ORAZI, Oscar Dominguez and Antoni Clavé, publisher Maurice Nadeau, critics Pierre Descargues and Pierre Restany, poets Philipe Soupault, Alain Bosquet and Max-Pol Fouchet. . HeCurator of numerous exhibitions - including that of the French Pavilion at the 36th Venice Biennale in 1972 where he brought together Viseux, Boltanski, Titus-Carmel, Hernandez and Le Gac - a daring traveler determined to make the voice of art heard during the During the Cold War, he made known in France - and beyond - the work of contemporary artists from the former USSR, GDR, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia – Kijno, Kolar, Mlynarcik, Mihaïlovitch... Returning to Paris at the end of the Second World War, he decided to paint, a vocation his parents had opposed. He was then close to painters Jean-Michel Atlan, Lan-Bar, ORAZI, Oscar Dominguez and Antoni Clavé, publisher Maurice Nadeau, critics Pierre Descargues and Pierre Restany, poets Philipe Soupault, Alain Bosquet and Max-Pol Fouchet. . He

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