Francis Picabia

1879–1953 · France · Modernism, Surrealism, Cubism

Francis Picabia (22 January 1879 – 30 November 1953) was a French avant-garde painter, writer, filmmaker, magazine publisher, poet, and typographist closely associated with Dada. Wikipedia

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“L'Œil cacodylate”, 1921 — Centre Pompidou
“Caoutchouc”, 1909 — Centre Pompidou
“Udnie”, 1913 — Centre Pompidou
“The Double World”, 1919 — Centre Pompidou
“The Spanish Night”, 1922 — Museum Ludwig
“Les Bords du Loing ; effet d’automne le matin à Moret”, 1904 — Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Agen
“L'Arbre rouge”, 1912 — Centre Pompidou
“Animal Trainer”, 1923 — Centre Pompidou
“The Procession, Seville”, 1912
“L'Adoration du veau”, 1941 — Centre Pompidou
“New York”, 1913 — Museum of Modern Art
“Hache-Paille”, 1922 — Institut Valencià d'Art Modern
“Edtaonisl (Ecclesiastic)”, 1913 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Bords de la Sédelle”, 1909 — Centre Pompidou
“Amsel ou Sagesse”, 1930 — Museo Reina Sofía
“The Fig-Leaf”, 1922 — Tate
“Otaïti”, 1930 — Tate
“Salicis”, 1929 — Museum of Grenoble
“La Femme et l'idole”, 1943
“La Femme au monocle”, 1924
“Veglione, Cannes”, 1924
“Lever de soleil”, 1924
“La Révolution espagnole”, 1937
“Egoïsme”, 1948 — Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
“Catch as Catch Can”, 1913 — Philadelphia Museum of Art
“Sad Visage”, 1912 — Buffalo AKG Art Museum
“Physical Culture”, 1913 — Philadelphia Museum of Art
“Main mystérieuse”, 1942 — Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
“Portrait de femme”, 1942 — Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

Francis Picabia

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