Maurice ESTEVE (1904 - 2001)

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Maurice ESTEVE (1904 - 2001)
Bula, 1970 Oil on canvas, signed, dated on the lower part, countersigned, dated an titled on reverse Diamètre 65 cm 25 5/8 in. in diameter ANCIENNE PROVENANCE Collection Jeanne Laurent Vente Loudemer, Paris, 1990 Collection privée, France BIBLIOGRAPHIE MULLER Joseph - Emile, Estève, Fernard Hazan Collection ateliers d'aujord'hui, Paris 1974, ill. couleur p. 45 PRUDHOMME - ESTEVE Monique et MAILLARD Robert, Maurice Esteve, Catalogue raisonné de l'oeuvre peint, Ides et Calendes, Neuchâtel, 1995, N°610, p. 386, ill. couleur page 84 EXPOSITION Estève, peintures récentes, Galerie Claude Bernard, Paris, 1977 Estève, oeuvres 1919 - 1978, Château d'Ancy le Franc, Ancy le Franc, 1979 Estève, oeuvres 1950/1980, Musée Cantini, Marseille, 1981 Estève, oeuvres 1919 - 1985, Galeries nationales du Grand Palais, Paris, 1986 Estève, oeuvres 1919 - 1985, Fondation Sonja Henie - Niels Onstad, Hövikodden (Norvège), 1987 Estève, oeuvres 1919 - 1985, Kunsthalle, Tübingen (Allemagne), 1987 Maurice Estève Born in Culan in 1904, Maurice Estève was first raised by his grandparents before joining his parents in Paris in 1913. He became interested in art at a very early age and discovered the paintings of Courbet, Delacroix and Chardin at the Louvre Museum, which fascinated him. In 1918, he took evening classes in drawing, trained in a typography workshop and in a modern furniture design workshop. In 1923, he left France to run a drawing workshop on fabrics and shawls in Barcelona. He will only stay there for a while. Back in Paris, he settled in Montparnasse and like many artists of the time, notably Cézanne, he was marked by the rediscovery of the primitives. In 1930, he opened a studio in Vanves and exhibited for the first time at the Yvangot gallery. He exhibited in 1936 in Stockholm alongside Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Juan Gris and Fernand Léger. He obtained an exclusive
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