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Georges Mathieu, The 1960s-1970s (book)
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Georges Mathieu, The 1960s-1970s (book) by Edouard Lombard. Daniel Templon (Preface), Charles Penwarden (Translation). Bilingual version French / English. Communic’art. 71 large format pages: 29.6 cm × 25.0 cm × 1.4 cm. 2018. Exhibition book in very good condition except for a few marks on the cover.
Georges Mathieu, born January 27, 1921 in Boulogne-sur-Mer and died June 10, 2012 in Boulogne-Billancourt, is a French painter considered one of the fathers of lyrical abstraction. He is also famous for his 1974 ten-franc coin, his 1975 Antenne 2 logo, and his postage stamps.
Edouard Lombard, president of the Georges Mathieu Committee, is a leading specialist on the artist and the author of numerous biographical texts on Georges Mathieu. Ann-Marie Perl, an art historian, specializes in 20th century art history. She is a lecturer at Princeton University in the United States. She works in particular on the link between art, performance and the society of the spectacle and the avant-gardes since the 1950s.
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