Transatlantique - Sam Francis history the human and the non-human
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the human and the non-human
The result is a completely mechanical and handcrafted production that contributes to the reflection on rural life and its rhythms
Berlin Pablo Garcia - Drawing Machines
and his words when receiving the Gold Medal of Architecture in 1994
Design: Studio von Fuchs und Lommatzsch
Transatlantique - Sam Francis history the human and the non-humanThe American painter Sam Francis (1923 1994), associated with the second generation of abstract expressionists, is an artist of color and light whose work is strongly marked by spiritual, philosophical, and pictorial issues. A Transatlantique artist, Francis lived and worked in the United States, France, Japan, Mexico, and Switzerland. Art historian Pierre Wat invites eight artists to cast an eye on this fundamental work of the 20th century. Book
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