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Lucas Suppin SIGNATURES
1911 - 1998. Known for: Figurative expressionism.
Suppin, born in 1911, was an Austrian artist who moved to France in 1950 to pursue figurative expressionism. In Marseille, Suppin met the Polish painter Moïse Kisling, who introduced him to the... Read full biography
Suppin, born in 1911, was an Austrian artist who moved to France in 1950 to pursue figurative expressionism. In Marseille, Suppin met the Polish painter Moïse Kisling, who introduced him to the artistic circle around Picasso. Through this connection, Suppin became close to several members of the... Read full biography
Suppin, born in 1911, was an Austrian artist who moved to France in 1950 to pursue figurative expressionism. In Marseille, Suppin met the Polish painter Moïse Kisling, who introduced him to the artistic circle around Picasso. Through this connection, Suppin became close to several members of the École de Paris, including Poliakoff, Manessier, Hartung, Ubac, and Soulages. From 1953 onward, Suppin lived in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, where he formed friendships and exhibited alongside artists such as... Read full biography
Suppin, born in 1911, was an Austrian artist who moved to France in 1950 to pursue figurative expressionism. In Marseille, Suppin met the Polish painter Moïse Kisling, who introduced him to the artistic circle around Picasso. Through this connection, Suppin became close to several members of the École de Paris, including Poliakoff, Manessier, Hartung, Ubac, and Soulages. From 1953 onward, Suppin lived in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, where he formed friendships and exhibited alongside artists such as Picasso, Léger, Atlan, Prévert, Chagall, Fautrier, and Tzara. Suppin died in 1998.
Suppin, born in 1911, was an Austrian artist who moved to France in 1950 to pursue figurative expressionism. In Marseille, Suppin met the Polish painter Moïse Kisling, who introduced him to the artistic circle around Picasso. Through this connection, Suppin became close to several members of the École de Paris, including Poliakoff, Manessier, Hartung, Ubac, and Soulages. From 1953 onward, Suppin lived in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, where he formed friendships and exhibited alongside artists such as Picasso, Léger, Atlan, Prévert, Chagall, Fautrier, and Tzara. Suppin died in 1998.
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