Otto Freundlich 1878-1943 - The Revelation of Abstraction
Otto Freundlich -Published by Hazan / Musée de Montmartre -Ouvrage broché -160 pages -Texts in Bilingue Français / English -Published in 2020
Pioneer of abstraction, Otto Freundlich (1878-1943), at the start of his career in 1908, stayed at the Bateau-Lavoir, in Montmartre, where he met Picasso, Braque and Delaunay. A committed and visionary artist, he carries a powerful message in favor of a reinvented humanism, operating a synthesis between the arts, philosophy and politics.
Catalog of the Otto Freundlich (1878-1943) exhibition, presented at the Musée de Montmartre, Paris(28 feb.2020 - 31 jan. 2021).
Stigmatized in 1937, his works of the 1910s and 1920s are partly destroyed by the Nazi regime, which denounces him as a representative of the so called "degenerate art".
Freundlich was deported and murdered in 1943. This work highlights how, through the multiplicity of his creations and his thought, he played a pioneering role in the conception of abstract art.
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Reference9782754111393
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EAN139782754111393
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ArtistOtto Freundlich
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AuthorChristophe Duvivier, Saskia Ooms
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PublisherHazan / Musée de Montmartre
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FormatOuvrage broché
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Number of pages160
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LanguageBilingue Français / English
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Dimensions265 x 192
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Published2020
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Weight0.66
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MuseumMusée de Montmartre, Paris
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