Bernard Buffet La Corrida – Tête de Torero, 1966
Bernard Buffet is recognised as a master in his art, and his paintings are collected in the most famous museums around the world. The Surugadaira Museum (Japan) is specially dedicated to his works and displays around 1,000 of his works. His paintings are strong and breathtakingly unforgettable. Bernard Buffet’s style can be recognised among others by a network of “dry” straight lines grey faces, wrinkled foreheads, scarce straight hair, tensed hands. His characters seemed crucified.
MUSEUM : Surugadaira (mus. Bernard Buffet), Clermont-Ferrand, Cluny, Marseille (mus. Cantini), Paris (mus. d’Art Moderne), Rome (mus. du Vatican), Toronto, Troyes, Villeneuve d’Asq, Genève, Lille.
La Corrida – Tête de Torero, 1966
Oil on canvas
Réf. 6020
DIMENSIONS :
– 65,5 x 45 cm (95 x 75 cm framed)
– 25 in. x 19 in. (37 in. x 30 in. framed)
PRICE : Sold
Signed and dated
ORIGIN : Exposition “La Corrida”, Galerie Maurice Garnier, Paris, 1967
Certificate of Maurice Garnier : May 9th – 1968
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