Henri Rousseau (Fr. 1844-1910), Une Soirée au Carnaval, 1886, huile sur toile, 117 x 89 cm, Philadelphia Museum of Art

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Henri Rousseau (Fr. 1844-1910), Une Soirée au Carnaval, 1886, huile sur toile, 117 x 89 cm, Philadelphia Museum of Art
Jean-Michel Basquiat, “Untitled,” 1982,
Acrylic and Oil Stick on Paper ,
135,6 x 184,8 cm
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Christopher Wood (British, 1900-30), Landscape at Vence – Little White House, 1927, Oil on canvas, 260 x 450 mm
Jean-Michel Basquiat, The Mosque, 1982,
Acrylic, Oilstick and Ink on Paper Collage and Canvas with tied Wood supports,
60 x 60 in. (152.5 x 152.5cm.)
Christie’s
« Misionero comido por tigre » (Le missionnaire mangé par un tigre), 1967, par le peintre primitiviste colombien Noé León. Ancien policier à Ocaña, celui-ci décida finalement de devenir artiste, bien que n’ayant jamais étudié dans une école d’art. Il vécu dans la misère, mais se vend très bien désormais aux enchères. Image trouvée dieux sait où…
Traces in details – Pictures © Elisabeth Bolzon
Un artiste 196 par Pablo Picasso