Louis Marcoussis

1878–1941 · Poland

Louis Marcoussis (1878 or 1883 – October 22, 1941) was a Polish-French avant-garde painter active primarily in Paris. Markus studied law in Warsaw before attending the Kraków Academy of Fine Arts, and later moved to Paris to study under Jules Lefebvre at the Académie Julian. Wikipedia

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Works

“Untitled Still Life”, 1929
“Composition cubiste au portrait, poisson et clair de lune”, 1926
“Poire verte et couteau”, 1941
“La Cithare”, 1923
“Still Life”, 1925
“Still LIfe with Pomegranates and Knife on a Pedestal”, 1925
“A Slice of Watermelon”, 1927
“Composition au coquillage”, 1940
“Lulli”, 1919
“Violin, Bottle Flowers in a Glass and Eight of Spades”, 1919
“Still LIfe in front of the Window”, 1920
“The Window overlooking the Eiffel Tower”, 1920
“A Cello”, 1921
“Guitar and Pomegranates by a Window”, 1921
“The Red Fish”, 1921
“Night Café”, 1923 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Guillaume Apollinaire”, 1921 — National Gallery of Art
“Still life with checkerboard, rum, bass”
“Still Life with Matches (Le Pyrogène Quinquina)”, 1912 — Princeton Art Museum
“The Musician”, 1914