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Jacqueline Hans Sublime And Large Expressionist Painting "Marchande De Tortilla" Dated 1963
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This magnificent painting entitled "Marchande de Tortilla" by Liège artist Jacqueline Hans depicts a colorful, dynamic scene evoking Mexican culture. The forms are stylized and the colors bright, with shades of pink, yellow, blue and green. The figures are involved in an everyday activity, probably preparing or selling tortillas, with natural elements in the background. Importance of the Salon des Indépendants in Paris in 1963 The Salon des Indépendants is a major art exhibition held in Paris since 1884. In 1963, participating in this show was a prestigious recognition for an artist, as it brought together works by innovative, independent creators. The salon has historically hosted works by great artists such as Matisse and Cézanne, enabling lesser-known artists to be discovered by an international audience. Museum quality and interest of the painting This painting has a museum quality in its unique style and its ability to capture the cultural essence of a place. Jacqueline Hans' work is of interest for its vivid and authentic depiction of everyday Mexican life, reflecting her stay and personal experience in Mexico. The combination of colors and forms testifies to an artistic mastery that attracts attention and invites interpretation. In short, "Marchande de Tortilla" is a significant work that not only testifies to Jacqueline Hans' talent, but also to her openness to the world and her ability to integrate cultural influences into her art. --- Biography of Jacqueline Hans 1909-1999 Jacqueline Hans is a Belgian painter, draughtswoman and visual artist with a rich and varied artistic career. Her training in decorative arts in Antwerp, followed by studies at the Académie des Beaux-Arts in Liège and the Académie Lhote in Paris, gave her solid technical expertise and a unique sensitivity to color and form. Her artistic career has been marked by inspiring stays in Mexico, the United States and Paris, where she was able to immerse herself in different cultures and artistic styles. Mexico, in particular, has had a profound influence on her work, nourishing her palette with vivid colors and depictions of scenes from everyday life. Jacqueline Hans has had the honor of exhibiting in Paris, notably at "Ror-Volmar" and the "Maison des Arts Spontanés et Naïfs". These exhibitions enabled her to make a name for herself in the Parisian art scene, where she captivated a varied public with her ability to blend traditional and contemporary elements in her creations.
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ConditionGoodColorsMulti ColorMaterialCanvasNumber of items1OrientationLandscapeArt sizeLargeHeight87 cmWidth106 cmSigns of usageScratches