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  3. Roger Chastel

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7 work(s) available
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Single work Original oil painting de Chastel Roger : The Maeght family, study I
The Maeght family,...
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Catalogue(s) raisonné(s)

Catalogue(s) raisonné(s)
Not realised. All the catalogues raisonnés

Bibliographic track & more

To read from or about the artist :
* « Roger Chastel », Jean Mistler, coll. Les maîtres de demain, Sequana Ed. Paris, avril 1943
* « Roger Chastel », Nane Bettex-Cailler, Les cahiers d'art-Documents n° 85, Ed. Pierre Cailler, Genève, 1958
* « Panorama des arts plastiques », Jean Cassou, Ed. Gallimard, Paris, 1960
* « Roger Chastel », Gaston Picon, Paris, 1968.
* « Roger Chastel (1897-1981) », F. Quainon, D.E.A., Université de Paris X Nanterre, 1994
* « Abstraction 50, l'explosion des libertés », catalogue d'exposition, Ville de Rueil-Malmaison, Ed. du Valhermeil, 2011
Website :
No website dedicated to the artist.
Stamp :
No stamp made.

Art movements

  • + SCHOOL OF PARIS / 1945-1960 / Jean Degottex, Georges Mathieu, Nicolas de Staël, etc.
All art movements

See & discover

Beyond works currently in stock, it seemed to me useful to combine business with pleasure by letting you discover others works by artists in my gallery. These artworks, now sold or removed from our website, have been in our stock in the past.

These pages will undoubtedly make it possible for some of you to associate an image with its title or the other way round, for others it will be a good time to discover more on such and such artist. For the sake of confidentiality – the pieces being no longer available – we won't display neither their numbering or their price. For whatever reason, make sure to visit this amazing art database with to date 6441 online works just for your pleasure! Michelle Champetier



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Some were created in lithographic technic, most are simple offset reproductions. They are many those who like collecting these rectangles of paper, monochrome or in games of colours, in matt paper or brilliant, with many words or almost dumb.

We are happy also to be able to greet, by this pages, mythical galleries as those of Denise René, Louis Carré, Claude Bernard, Berheim Jeune, Maeght, Pierre Loeb and others.

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