2. New works in gallery

New works in gallery

Here are 143 new pieces acquired by the gallery since our last update of : 10/12/2021. (Next : 28/01/2022) . . .

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  This is the eighth and final catalogue of new works for the year 2021, our selection for this Christmas and New Year period, offers you 156 works for a total of 61 artists out of the 917 artists currently represented on my site. For this update, carried out during this particular period for all of us, this list has been enriched with three new artists: Jun Dobashi, Géraldine Garçon, to whom we dedicated "Our glance at ..." a few months ago, and Tom Phillips.
  You can discover mostly prints (etchings, lithographs and screeprints), illustrated books, posters, multiples, but also un large selection of unique pieces (paintings, drawings, gouches, sculptures, etc...). Don't miss the small work in mixed technique of Andélu, the two large inks on Japanese paper laid down on canvas of Sho Asakawa, the three acrylics on paper of Julius Baltazar, the three magnificent monotypes of Monique Bex, the three acrylics by Gustavo Cantella and Pierre Cayol, the two monotypes by Anne Goujaud, the two recent watercolours by Michel Gribinski, the three paintings by the Greek artist Spyros Kritikos, the three epoxy resin paintings in the series «Aura» by Catherine Ludeau, the three works by Madeleine Spierer, the two woodcuts, heightened with watercolor, by Sergio Tarquinio, the drawing and the two watercolours by Maria Chiara Toni, and finally, the two astonishing works, full of poetry, by Michel-Mimi Voisin.
  You will note that we offer only one catalogue (books, portfolios, catalogues, reviews, etc.) is included in this update: the 1957 catalogue of Max Ernst's exhibitions at the Galerie der Spiegel in Cologne, Geh durch den Spiegel - Folge 12, here one of the copies enriched with the screenprint signed in pencil by the artist.
  To discover also : the three screenprints of 1971 from the "Solfège" series by Yaacov Agam, the "Jazz" print by Pierre Alechinsky, produced in 1984 for the 5th Paris Jazz Festival, the five lithographs by Bernard Buffet, three of which are very old from 1960 ("Le Toréador", "Le Clown au fond vert" and "Le bélier"), the twenty posters by Marc Chagall, few of these are extremely rare (such as "Le Bouquet de Paris" from 1967, "Vence" from 1953, "Le Coq gris" from 1954, "Le Couple en ocre" from 1952, "Le Coq rouge et gris" from 1951, a very rare poster that does not appear in the catalogue raisonné, « Femme-Oiseau » from 1950) or simply rare because most often signed by the artist (like "L'Ange" from 1956, "L'Ange au fond bleu" of 1969, "Baie de Nice" from 1970, "Terre des Hommes" from1972, "Ecouter-Voir" from 1972 or "Festival de l'Île Saint-Louis" of 1965) ; don’t miss, by Marc Chagall also, the three prints published in 1958 for the book "De mauvais Sujets" by Jean Paulhan, the print "La Saint-Charlemagne", lithograph of 1976 signed by Max Ernst, the magnificent print of 1944 "Flight" by Stanley William Hayter (subject of our "Coup de coeur"), the original lithograph monogrammed in pencil by Joan Miro "Les Essencies de la Terra" from 1969, "Le verre d'absinthe", print from 1972, aquatint and etching in colour, signed in pencil by Picasso, the four surprising and magnificent woodcuts by Endi Poskovic, the eleven-colour lithograph "Spanish Dance" by Gino Severini realized in the early 1960s, the six screenprints by Victor Vasarely and, finally, the lithograph "Faience" of 1971 by Maria Helena Vieira da Silva.
  Before proposing a new update (end of october), my team and I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a pleasant visit to our site.
  All the very best. Michelle Champetier