André Heurtaux - 1 Original drawing - la guerre . Paris 1943 . - 1943

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Original pencil drawing by André Heurtaux from the war period, dated 1943, measuring 27.5 × 40 cm, in good condition, associated with the series la guerre . Paris 1943 .

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A superb original pencil drawing by the artist during the war. A rare drawing made in parallel with his body of work as a painter.

Self-taught painter, André Heurtaux discovers cubism at the occasion of an exhibition by André Lhote in Paris in 1922[1],[2]. From 1925, he exhibits at the Salon des indépendants and then at the Salon des surindépendants[2].

He begins his painting under the influence of Fauvist painters, creating still lifes and landscapes[2].

In 1934, he becomes a member of Abstraction-Création and becomes its secretary in 1937[3].

In parallel with his painter career, Heurtaux produced humorous drawings for Le Rire and Regard under the pseudonym Arto[3].

He sold his first painting in 1960[4]. Part of his studio was dispersed on October 1, 1993 at the Hôtel Drouot[5]. Another part was dispersed on December 2, 2024 by the auction house Aponem[6].

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ART ET COLLECTORS / CORPS ET AME GALLERY are our two art galleries. ART ET COLLECTORS is an art gallery specializing in the sale of original boards from French and American comic books and of all kinds of collectible objects. The gallery has been around for 6 years. CORPS ET AME GALLERY is a gallery specializing in contemporary art paintings. The gallery has existed for 16 years. We do not sell fakes or counterfeit goods; we have a business registry and a physical address in Nîmes and Châteauneuf-du-Pape. You can buy with confidence.
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A superb original pencil drawing by the artist during the war. A rare drawing made in parallel with his body of work as a painter.

Self-taught painter, André Heurtaux discovers cubism at the occasion of an exhibition by André Lhote in Paris in 1922[1],[2]. From 1925, he exhibits at the Salon des indépendants and then at the Salon des surindépendants[2].

He begins his painting under the influence of Fauvist painters, creating still lifes and landscapes[2].

In 1934, he becomes a member of Abstraction-Création and becomes its secretary in 1937[3].

In parallel with his painter career, Heurtaux produced humorous drawings for Le Rire and Regard under the pseudonym Arto[3].

He sold his first painting in 1960[4]. Part of his studio was dispersed on October 1, 1993 at the Hôtel Drouot[5]. Another part was dispersed on December 2, 2024 by the auction house Aponem[6].

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Grouped shipments possible.

Seller's Story

ART ET COLLECTORS / CORPS ET AME GALLERY are our two art galleries. ART ET COLLECTORS is an art gallery specializing in the sale of original boards from French and American comic books and of all kinds of collectible objects. The gallery has been around for 6 years. CORPS ET AME GALLERY is a gallery specializing in contemporary art paintings. The gallery has existed for 16 years. We do not sell fakes or counterfeit goods; we have a business registry and a physical address in Nîmes and Châteauneuf-du-Pape. You can buy with confidence.
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Details

Item
Original drawing
Number of objects
1
Series
la guerre . Paris 1943 .
Condition
Good condition
Artist
André Heurtaux
Year
1943
Width
27.5 cm
Height
40 cm
FranceVerified
1173
Objects sold
100%
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