Vue de l'exposition "Peintures, dessins, gravures" 2019
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Vue de l'exposition "Peintures, dessins, gravures" 2019
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Vue de l'exposition "Peintures, dessins, gravures" 2019
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Côte sauvage
1968
oil on paper
1968
oil on paper
53,8 x 75,3 cm
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Sénanque
1971
charcoal blue and grey
1971
charcoal blue and grey
65 x 50 cm
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Ouverture lumière
1975
oil on paper
1975
oil on paper
29.53 x 21.26 in ( 75 x 54 cm )
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Orage
2006
oil on canvas
2006
oil on canvas
12,2 x 22 cm
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Sans titre
2006
oil on canvas
2006
oil on canvas
16,3 x 27
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sans titre
1973
oil on canvas
1973
oil on canvas
4.72 x 5.12 in ( 12,2 x 13,5 cm )
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Diptyque
2000
dry point and oil on paper
2000
dry point and oil on paper
0.79 x 5.91 in ( 2 x 52,5 x 15,6 cm )
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Cercle frottage
1965
charcoal and pencil on notebook paper
1965
charcoal and pencil on notebook paper
21.26 x 16.54 in ( 54,4 x 42 cm )
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Sans titre
1968
Ink, rubbing and charcoal on notebook sheet
1968
Ink, rubbing and charcoal on notebook sheet
21.26 x 16.54 in ( 54,4 x 42 cm )
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Sans titre
2012
Chine ink, graphite and oil on paper
2012
Chine ink, graphite and oil on paper
33 x 25
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Atlantique
1992
oil on paper
1992
oil on paper
12.2 x 16.14 in ( 31 x 41 cm )
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Composition
1952
ink on paper
1952
ink on paper
25.2 x 19.69 in ( 64,9 x 50,1 cm )
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3 arbres
1971
coloured pencil and graphite
1971
coloured pencil and graphite
10.63 x 13.78 in ( 27 x 35 cm )
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Sans titre
1954
pencil on paper
1954
pencil on paper
12.2 x 9.45 in ( 31 x 24 cm )
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Geneviève Asse
Born in 1923 in Vannes.
Lives and works in Paris and in l'Ile aux Moines.
Painter and engraver. In 1998 the Museum of Art and History of Geneva organises an important exhibition of her engravings and books for her critical catalog of engravings, Geneviève Asse, l'oeuvre imprimé, 1942-1997, edited by Rainer Michael Mason.
Catherine Putman edited her engravings since 1999. Today, the gallery also exhibits drawings and paintings on paper of her.
"I like painting up to the eye's point, the same for drawing; that is to say up to the extreme, to the most critical level. When I engrave, I think I can justifiably reach this extreme critical point that attracts me."
Geneviève Asse
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