Bernard Dufour (1922-2016) - Deux jeunes modèles






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Bernard Dufour, titled Deux jeunes modèles, is a mixed media on canvas artwork (63 × 56 cm) from the 1960s, original edition, sold with frame, signed, in good condition, originating from Spain.
Description from the seller
Artist: Bernard Dufour (Paris, 1922-2016)
Title: Two young models.
Technique: Mixed media on canvas.
Overall size: 63 x 56 cm
Dufour's figurative art often includes erotic elements. The models in his paintings are often in the company of the painter. This visible relationship with the model draws the viewer of his photos into a voyeuristic position. The blending of love and death has been a theme, as in a large canvas (2.76 × 5.05 m) from 1975 representing the autopsied body of Red Army Faction militant Holger Meins juxtaposed with Dufour's nude wife, Martine.
Exhibitions
2001: Exhibition of glass plates at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie
2006: A 40-painting retrospective at the Musée d'Art Moderne de Strasbourg, organized by Fabrice Hergott
2012: "Manipulations"
2015: Galerie Trigano, Paris; Nude portrait of Pierre Guyotat, at the Azzedine Alaia Gallery, during an exhibition devoted to the writer and his artist friends.
2017: Galerie Zürcher, Paris.
2019: Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris, with a lecture at the Beaux-Arts de Paris on Bernard Dufour by Marc Desgrandchamps.
Currently, Dufour's work is a collectible piece around the world.
Artist: Bernard Dufour (Paris, 1922-2016)
Title: Two young models.
Technique: Mixed media on canvas.
Overall size: 63 x 56 cm
Dufour's figurative art often includes erotic elements. The models in his paintings are often in the company of the painter. This visible relationship with the model draws the viewer of his photos into a voyeuristic position. The blending of love and death has been a theme, as in a large canvas (2.76 × 5.05 m) from 1975 representing the autopsied body of Red Army Faction militant Holger Meins juxtaposed with Dufour's nude wife, Martine.
Exhibitions
2001: Exhibition of glass plates at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie
2006: A 40-painting retrospective at the Musée d'Art Moderne de Strasbourg, organized by Fabrice Hergott
2012: "Manipulations"
2015: Galerie Trigano, Paris; Nude portrait of Pierre Guyotat, at the Azzedine Alaia Gallery, during an exhibition devoted to the writer and his artist friends.
2017: Galerie Zürcher, Paris.
2019: Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris, with a lecture at the Beaux-Arts de Paris on Bernard Dufour by Marc Desgrandchamps.
Currently, Dufour's work is a collectible piece around the world.
