#marcelle cahn

[rougejaunebleu]

Marcelle Cahn Abstrait linéaire 1954 Peinture vinylique, gouache et encre sur Isorel, collage carton, balsa, métal 72.7 × 100 cm

[cheminer-poesie-cressant]

Marcelle Cahn, Dessin-poème, "Porte de détresse entr'ouverte", dessin à l'encre réhaussé et écriture, 1963, source photo : @cheminer-poesie-cressant

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Est-ce la lumière qui souffle dans les herbes comme un départ qui se répète ? Est-ce la lumière qui fait gonfler le fruit comme une victoire qui s'établit ? Est-ce la lumière qui imprime le dessin des arbres d'hiver qui s'adressent au ciel ? La réponse dans sa main de poussière.

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Is it light that blows through the grasses like a departure that repeats itself? Is it light that makes the fruit swell like a victory taking shape? Is it light that imprints the drawing of winter trees addressing the sky? The answer in its hand of dust.

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È la luce che soffia tra le erbe come una partenza che si ripete? È la luce che fa gonfiare il frutto come una vittoria che si stabilisce? È la luce che imprime il disegno degli alberi d’inverno che si rivolgono al cielo? La risposta nella sua mano di polvere.

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(De disparition fondé, extraits) © Pierre Cressant (dimanche 31 décembre 2006 - samedi 4 juillet 2026)

[the-cricket-chirps]

Marcelle Cahn, Woman and Sail,

c. 1926/27

[thunderstruck9]

Marcelle Cahn (French, 1895-1981), Personnages aux chevaux [Figures with Horses], 1935. Oil on canvas, 61 x 45 cm.

[vintagehomecollection]

In the Master Bedroom, the modern spirit is represented artistically in a Tutundjian collage and a larger Marcelle Cahn painting - both created in 1925. A 9th-century Javanese carved stone deity head rests at bedside, while the bookshelves bear, from left to right, a 17th-century bronze head of Buddha, a 7th-century Chinese marble stele and a pre-Angkor Cambodian deity head.

Contemporary Apartments, 1982

[these-summer-nights-in-december]

Marcelle Cahn

[sisterartist]

Marcelle Cahn, 4 Sphères, 1960 

 tempera on canvas and collage, 73 x 100 cm, © Courtesy Galerie Lahumière

[nobrashfestivity]

Marcelle Cahn, Le Tram, 1927, oil on canvas, 73 x 54 cm, © Courtesy Galerie Lahumière