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14 Sep 2010

Maurizio Nobile Gallery opens its doors in Paris with 'Jared French by Jared French'


courtesy Galerie Maurizio Nobile

'Jared French by Jared French'
Galerie Maurizio Nobile
http://www.maurizionobile.com/

Info

Opening day:
Wednesday 15th September, 2010 Exhibition from Sep 15th to Oct 27th

Contact

paris@maurizionobile.com
Davide Trevisani
+33 1 45 63 07 75

Address

http://www.maurizionobile.com/
Galerie Maurizio Nobile
45 rue de Penthièvre
75008 Paris
France

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Italian gallery owner Maurizio Nobile is taking up residence on the Parisian right bank at 45 rue de Penthièvre (Paris) with an inaugural exhibition devoted to Jared French (1905-1988).

Born in the United States, this artist representing the 'Magic Realism' movement had adopted Rome as his city of choice. He left behind more than 600 works—paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, engravings, etc. These intimate works reveal with great delicacy the attention Jared French paid to the human being, which he made the central focus of his work.

The exhibition entitled 'Jared French by Jared French' chronicles his life as an artist from his early days in the 1930s to the end of the 1960s. His drawings with their precise lines are like open windows on an exacerbated sensitivity. Maurizio Nobile will also be showing black-and-white photographs, made for the most part during the period when the artist belonged to the PAJAMA trio consisting of his wife Margaret Hoening and his friend and former lover Paul Cadmus. In the 1940s, Jared French started to produce more symbolic works and learned to paint with the tempera technique, using egg or casein, which became his favorite technique. French's works are imbued with fascinating mystery. Inspired by those close to him, the figures that inhabit his works display imperturbable serenity and appear to be passed down from ancient Greek statuary and the great masters of 15th century Italian painting, such as Piero della Francesca and Andrea Mantegna.

Maurizio Nobile acquired this substantial collection from the Italian heirs of Jared French. The collection, which is the subject of a publication with Editions Allemandi, is of indispensable value when it comes to understanding the artist's figurative poetry. Maurizio Nobile will be unveiling a portion of it to punctuate his arrival on the Paris scene.

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