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Francois Charles Alexis Albert Morellet AUCTION RECORDS
1926 Nantes, France (near) - 2016 Cholet, France. Known for: Abstract painting, sculpture, installation, multi media, drawing.
Following is The New York Times obituary of Francois Morellet. François Morellet, French Abstract Artist, Dies at 90. By Hannah Olivevennes, May 13, 2016. François Morellet, a French painter and... Read full biography
Following is The New York Times obituary of Francois Morellet. François Morellet, French Abstract Artist, Dies at 90. By Hannah Olivevennes, May 13, 2016. François Morellet, a French painter and sculptor whose use of unorthodox materials such as neon lights, sticky tape and metal rods left a... Read full biography
Following is The New York Times obituary of Francois Morellet. François Morellet, French Abstract Artist, Dies at 90. By Hannah Olivevennes, May 13, 2016. François Morellet, a French painter and sculptor whose use of unorthodox materials such as neon lights, sticky tape and metal rods left a distinctive mark on postwar abstract art, died on Tuesday at his home in Cholet, France. He was 90. His family confirmed the death. Although his early work was representational, Mr. Morellet moved... Read full biography
Following is The New York Times obituary of Francois Morellet. François Morellet, French Abstract Artist, Dies at 90. By Hannah Olivevennes, May 13, 2016. François Morellet, a French painter and sculptor whose use of unorthodox materials such as neon lights, sticky tape and metal rods left a distinctive mark on postwar abstract art, died on Tuesday at his home in Cholet, France. He was 90. His family confirmed the death. Although his early work was representational, Mr. Morellet moved decisively toward abstraction. He concluded that his work should “make it possible for the observer to find what he wants to find,” he told The New York Times in 1985, the same year that a retrospective at the Brooklyn Museum essentially introduced him to an... Read full biography
Following is The New York Times obituary of Francois Morellet. François Morellet, French Abstract Artist, Dies at 90. By Hannah Olivevennes, May 13, 2016. François Morellet, a French painter and sculptor whose use of unorthodox materials such as neon lights, sticky tape and metal rods left a distinctive mark on postwar abstract art, died on Tuesday at his home in Cholet, France. He was 90. His family confirmed the death. Although his early work was representational, Mr. Morellet moved decisively toward abstraction. He concluded that his work should “make it possible for the observer to find what he wants to find,” he told The New York Times in 1985, the same year that a retrospective at the Brooklyn Museum essentially introduced him to an American audience. He had his first solo exhibition as an abstract painter in 1950 at the Galerie Cre... Read full biography
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Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeTrames alléatoires 1964
Francois Charles Alexis Albert Morellet Auction: 06/14/2018 - 6/15/2018Lot: 887Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeRépartition aléatoire de 40 000 carrés suivant les chiffres pairs et impairs d’un annuaire de téléphone, 50% bleu, 50% rouge
Francois Charles Alexis Albert Morellet Auction: 06/05/2023Lot: 23Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assignee2 TRAMES DE TIRETS 0°90°, LONGUEUR 40 MM, ESPACEMENTS 85 MM ET 120 MM
Francois Charles Alexis Albert Morellet Auction: 06/06/2018Lot: 2Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeLunatique neonly - 16 quarts de cercle n°5, 2005
Francois Charles Alexis Albert Morellet Auction: 05/24/2023Lot: 268Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assignee4 doubles trames 0°, 22°5, 45°, 67°5
Francois Charles Alexis Albert Morellet Auction: 06/05/2023Lot: 26Subscribe or get free alerts
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