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Cobra exhibition with Corneille's largest American collection in Miami in spring and summer 2023.
Release of a Cobra / Corneille stamp at Bpost in 2023
Corneille jewelry exhibited at the Boghossian Foundation until May 14, 2023 (Ornamentum, Diane Venet Collection)
Rare and uncommon work of large format, dated 1995, doubly signed in graphite at the bottom under the blue bird and under the red bird.
Dimensions: 52 x 67 cm - Numbered E/A 23/30 - Atelier Corneille stamp on the back
Original lithograph by the painter Guillaume Corneille (1922-2010), born in Liège to Dutch patients, founding member of the Cobra movement, with Karel Appel, Con tant, Dotremont, Asger Jorn, Joseph Noiret, or even Lucebert or Alechinsky.
Perfect condition - Lithograph delivered with the book in which it is referenced
"Corneille 50 years of prints"
Book edited and produced by L’Estampe on the occasion of the retrospective devoted in 2001 to Guillaume Corneille “50 years of prints”. Collection of graphic works from the 1950s.
Corneille, 50 years of prints, French/English, hardcover, hardcover, L'estampe editions, 96 pages, richly illustrated in color. 2002
Grand Master of color in the wake of Gauguin and Matisse, Guillaume Corneille creates a jovial world imbued with exoticism. Corneille's lithographic quality is so high that it gives the impression of seeing the line of the pencil and the touch of the brush in front of you.
Identified as an important figure in the renewal of abstraction in Northern Europe, Corneille gradually moved from 1967 towards a rich and colorful New Figuration that coordinated with the Pop Art taste of the 1960s and 1970s, and exhibited in alongside Andy Warhol, Arman, Caesar, etc. 67365133
