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Francis Picabia. New York. 1913

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– Francis Picabia : New York : The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 17 septembre-6 décembre 1970 // Cincinnati (Ohio), Cinncinati Art Museum, 6 janvier-7 février 1971 // Toronto, Art Gallery

Picabia writes in 1913, “New York is the cubist city, the futurist city. It expresses modern thought in its architecture, its life, its spirit.” This new spirit leads to his psychological studies of 1913-1914,

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Francis Picabia. La Ville de New York aperçue à travers le corps (The City of New York Perceived through the Body). 1913. Watercolor, gouache, ink, and pencil on paper, 21 5/8 × 29 1/2″ (55 ×

Picabia est aussi en contact avec Tristan Tzara et des Dadaïstes de Zurich.En 1919, après dix ans et quatre enfants,_cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_Picabia separates from his

De 1913 à 1915, Picabia se rend plusieurs fois à New York et prend une part active dans les mouvements d’avant-garde, introduisant l’art moderne sur le continent américain. En 1914, la

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Entrance to New York Date: 1913. Artist: Francis Picabia French, 1879-1953. About this artwork Status Currently Off View Department Prints and Drawings Artist Francis Picabia Title Entrance

Francis Picabia (français, né le 22 janvier 1879 à Paris – décédé le 30 novembre 1953 à Paris) est poète, peintre et typographe. Il fait partie du mouvement dada et du mouvement surréaliste.

New York, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Francis Picabia, September 18-December 6, 1970, cat. 32 (ill.); traveled to Cincinnati Art Museum; Toronto, Art Gallery of Ontario; and Detroit Institute of Arts (New York only).

Francis Picabia. Cet article est extrait de l’ouvrage Larousse « Dictionnaire de la peinture ». Peintre français (Paris 1879 – id 1953). qui lui inspirent bientôt une série d’aquarelles (New

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– Francis Picabia : New York : The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 17 septembre-6 décembre 1970 // Cincinnati (Ohio), Cinncinati Art Museum, 6 janvier-7 février 1971 // Toronto, Art Gallery

En janvier 1913, Francis Picabia se rend à New York pour l’Armory Show où il expose quatre oeuvres, aux côtés de son ami Marcel Duchamp et des autres grands noms de

Entrance to New York, 1913 Francis Picabia; 291, 1915 Francis Picabia; Machine, 1913 Francis Picabia; Toredor, 1922–23 Francis Picabia; Spirit of a Young Girl, 1918 Francis Picabia; 691,

Von Januar bis April 1913 reisten Gabrielle und Francis Picabia für Ausstellungen nach New York. Gabrielle hielt dort Vorträge über Moderne Kunst, lernte Gertrude Stein kennen und gab

Francis Picabia, “How New York Looks to Me,” New York American (March 30, 1913), magazine section, p. 11. 11. Camera Work 42-43 (April-July 1913), pp. 48-51.

Picabia was first impressed by mechanical advances on his initial, 1913 visit to New York, and on returning to Europe, he was impressed by futurist painters such as Natalia Goncharova and

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Entrance to New York - Francis Picabia

Force Comique is one of four watercolors that Picabia created in the South of France in the Spring of 1914, and sent to an exhibition in Amsterdam which opened in May of that year.This group of

Avant-garde art dealer Alfred Stieglitz also gave Picabia a solo show, Exhibition of New York studies by Francis Picabia, at his gallery 291 (formerly Little Galleries of the Photo-Secession), 17 March – 5 April 1913. [2] There, Picabia displayed

Picabia séjourne à New York entre le 20 janvier et le 10 avril 1913, à l’occasion de l’« International Exhibition of Modern Art », passée à l’histoire sous le nom d’«

In 1913, Picabia traveled to New York for the Armory Show, where he exhibited four paintings created the previous year: Danses à la Source I, Procession à Séville, Paris, and Souvenir

Picabia writes in 1913, “New York is the cubist city, the futurist city. It expresses modern thought in its architecture, its life, its spirit.” This new spirit leads to his psychological studies of 1913-1914,

New York, Little Gallery of the Photo-Secession [291], Picabia Exhibition, March – April 1913, no. 3 (as ‚A star dancer on a transatlantic steamer‘). Paris, Galerie Furstenberg, Francis Picabia,

If you know the name Francis Picabia, it’s probably thanks to a fleeting moment in his career, when he came to New York in 1913, starred in the Armory show, and then

Picabia travelled to New York several times between 1913 and 1917, where he met Man Ray and Alfred Stieglitz and made his ironic paintings and drawings of machines which were inspired by

Biografie. Francis Picabia ist der Enkel von Juan Martinez Picabia, geboren in Kuba, dann emigriert nach New York und Madrid und mütterlicherseits von Alphonse Davanne (1824

Zwischen 1913 und 1917 hält sich Francis Picabia mehrfach in New York auf. Hier steht Picabia mit Man Ray und Alfred Stieglitz in Kontakt. Unter dem Einfluss seines Freundes Duchamp

‘New York as Seen from Across the Body’ was created in 1913 by Francis Picabia in Abstract Art style. Find more prominent pieces of cityscape at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.

Michel Sanouillet, „Francis Picabia et 391“, in 391 / rééd. intégr. de la revue publiée de 1917 à 1924 par Francis Picabia, t. 2, Paris: Éric Losfeld/Le Terrain Vague, 1966. (French) William A.

In 1913 he took part in the Armory Show in New York and came into contact with Marcel Duchamp and Alfred Stieglitz who later gave him his first solo exhibition at his Galerie

New York est un tableau réalisé par le peintre français Francis Picabia en 1913 à New York. Cette œuvre sur papier exécutée à la mine graphite, la gouache et l’aquarelle est un paysage urbain

M. Francis Picabia has at the Photo-Secession Galleries several designs ingeniously entitled “New York,” “Study for a Study of New York,” “New York Perceived Through the Body,” etc.,