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Jean Dubuffet
Description
- Jean Dubuffet
- Séquence VIII
- signé des initiales et daté 79
- acrylique et collage sur papier marouflé sur toile
- 35 x 25,5 cm; 13 3/4 x 10 1/16 in.
- Exécuté le 21 mars 1979.
Provenance
Collection Saturno Diotallevi, New York
Vente: Christie's, Londres, Contemporary Art, 18 octobre 1990, lot 435
Acquis lors de cette vente par le propriétaire actuel
Exhibited
Literature
Condition
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Catalogue Note
Sotheby’s est très honoré d’offrir aux enchères♒ cet ensemble d’oeuvres de Jean Dubuffet provenant d’une prestigieuse collection particulière française.
Sélectionnées par un couple de mécènes éclairés, elles retracent le parcours unique d’un artiste hors-norme. Trois de ces oeuvres, issues de la collection même de la fille de l’artiste, sont pour la première fois exposées au public. C'est notamment le cas de Site aux 6 personnages (1981), dont les ♔couleurs psychédéliques et l’espace fractionné renforcent l'idée d'isolement de la figure humaine. L’ꦓart redevient brut.
Sotheby's is very honoured to auction this group of works by Jean Dubuffet from a prestig﷽ious French private collection.
Selected by a couple of informed patrons, they retrace the unique path of this exceptional artist. Three of these works, from the collection of the artist's own daughter,🐠 are shown to the public for the first time. T🐈his is notably the case of "Site aux 6 personnages" (1981) whose psychedelic colours and fragmented space reinforce the idea of the isolation of the human figure. Art becomes brut.