Max Schoendorff (lyon, 1934 - Id., 2012) - Nyx (1981)
Artist: Max Schoendorff (lyon, 1934 - Id., 2012)
Oil on canvas. 100 x 80 cm. Signed, titled and dated on the back.
Max Schoendorff lived and worked in Lyons. In 2000 he was represented in the exhibition The Phases Movement from 1952 to the New Millennium ( Le Movement Phases de 1952 à l'horizon 2001), held at the Kiosque Centre Culturel, Mayenne, and the Centre Noroit, Arras.
Initially he painted abstract, ample, "matterist" works, similar to those of his friend Modesto Cuixart. Later, inspired by religious history (descents from the Cross, the Holy Face, Crucifixions) or mythology (Venus, bacchanalia), his painting became figurative, fantastic, sometimes erotic, flayed. In dissecting myths, breaking them open in a gloomy and luxuriant celebration, he confused the line that separates anguish from orgasm.
He illustrated Jacques Neyme's collection of poems À vif, à peine, un mot.
Max Schoendorff lived and worked in Lyons. In 2000 he was represented in the exhibition The Phases Movement from 1952 to the New Millennium ( Le Movement Phases de 1952 à l'horizon 2001), held at the Kiosque Centre Culturel, Mayenne, and the Centre Noroit, Arras.
Initially he painted abstract, ample, "matterist" works, similar to those of his friend Modesto Cuixart. Later, inspired by religious history (descents from the Cross, the Holy Face, Crucifixions) or mythology (Venus, bacchanalia), his painting became figurative, fantastic, sometimes erotic, flayed. In dissecting myths, breaking them open in a gloomy and luxuriant celebration, he confused the line that separates anguish from orgasm.
He illustrated Jacques Neyme's collection of poems À vif, à peine, un mot.
5 400 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Oil painting
Width: 80 cm
Height: 100 cm
Reference (ID): 1304782
Availability: In stock
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