André Beaudin was one of the first younger artists to have reacted pictorially against the continuation of Cubism, and though considered a descendant of Cubism and especially of his friend Juan Gris, the art of Beaudin became a search for all that was contrary to formula. He relished the freedom to paint intuitively, creating lyrical harmonious compositions for which he is internationally renowned.
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ANDRÉ BEAUDIN (1895-1979)
“LE GLAÏEUL MAUVE”
oil on canvas, 81 x 54cm (32 x 21 1/4in)
signed and dated lower left, 1948
EXHIBITED:
Saidenberg Gallery, New York.
“André Beaudin: Retrospective”, International Galleries, Chicago, 1967
PROVENANCE:
Galerie Louis Leiris, Paris. (Archive no. 03135)
[SOLD]
ANDRÉ BEAUDIN (1895-1979)
"DANAE"
oil on canvas, 81 x 100cm (32 x 39 1/2in)
signed and dated lower right, 1947
PROVENANCE:
Galerie Louise Leiris, Paris
Bucholz Gallery, New York
International Galleries, Chicago
Marlborough Gallery, New York
[SOLD]
ANDRÉ BEAUDIN (1895-1979)
“TÊTE ENDORMIE”
bronze with brown patina, height: 20cm (8in)
initialled and numbered “3/6”,
conceived and executed 1933,
also bears foundry stamp “E.Robecon, Cire Perdue”
EXHIBITED:
A.Beaudin, Sculptures 1930-1963, Galerie Louise Leiris, Paris, 1963 (No.5, Illus.)
André Beaudin, Oeuvres 1921-1970, Galeries Nationales, Grand Palais, Paris, 1970 (No.163, Illus.)
PROVENANCE:
Private Collection of Paul Eluard, the Dada poet.
ANDRÉ BEAUDIN (1895-1979)
“LE GLAÏEUL MAUVE”
oil on canvas, 81 x 54cm (32 x 21 1/4in)
signed and dated lower left, 1948
EXHIBITED:
Saidenberg Gallery, New York.
“André Beaudin: Retrospective”, International Galleries, Chicago, 1967
PROVENANCE:
Galerie Louis Leiris, Paris. (Archive no. 03135)
[SOLD]
ANDRÉ BEAUDIN (1895-1979)
"DANAE"
oil on canvas, 81 x 100cm (32 x 39 1/2in)
signed and dated lower right, 1947
PROVENANCE:
Galerie Louise Leiris, Paris
Bucholz Gallery, New York
International Galleries, Chicago
Marlborough Gallery, New York
[SOLD]
ANDRÉ BEAUDIN (1895-1979)
“TÊTE ENDORMIE”
bronze with brown patina, height: 20cm (8in)
initialled and numbered “3/6”,
conceived and executed 1933,
also bears foundry stamp “E.Robecon, Cire Perdue”
EXHIBITED:
A.Beaudin, Sculptures 1930-1963, Galerie Louise Leiris, Paris, 1963 (No.5, Illus.)
André Beaudin, Oeuvres 1921-1970, Galeries Nationales, Grand Palais, Paris, 1970 (No.163, Illus.)
PROVENANCE:
Private Collection of Paul Eluard, the Dada poet.