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Francis Picabia - Catalogue Raisonne Volume IV (1940-1953) (Hardcover)
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Francis Picabia - Catalogue Raisonne Volume IV (1940-1953) (Hardcover)
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This publication is the fourth volume of an important catalogue
raisonne of the work of Francis Picabia This publication, the
fourth volume of an important catalogue raisonne of the work of
Francis Picabia (1879-1953), includes paintings and selected
drawings dating from 1940 into 1952. During the war years, while
still residing in the south of France, Picabia was primarily
occupied by figural subjects -multi-figure allegories, female
nudes, and glamorous female "portraits" -painted in bold
illusionistic relief. Notorious even in his lifetime, most of these
works are now known to have adapted photographic illustrations in
older "girly" magazines and other popular media. Upon his return to
Paris in the post-war period, Picabia renewed his earlier interests
in abstract and sometimes non-objective art, still often drawing
upon published sources ranging from prehistoric art to Nietzsche,
and pursued frequent exhibition of his distinctive, constantly
mutating responses to critical currents of the day. These included
a series of severely reductive, subtly effective "point" or dot
paintings beginning in 1949-three years before ill-health
effectively ended Picabia's half-century of artistic provocation.
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