Seznam děl umělce Estéve Maurice

(1904-2001) 1904 Estève wird in Culan am 2. Mai geboren. Er lebt bis zum achten Lebensjahr bei seinen Großeltern.
1913 Er zieht zu seinen Eltern nach Paris. Geht regelmäßig ins Louvre, wo ihn Arbeiten von Courbet, Delacroix, Chardin und "La bataille de San-Romano" von Paolo Ucello prägen.
1914 Nach Ausbruch des Krieges kehrt er nach Culan zurück.
1915 Erste Anfänge des Zeichnens und Schreibens.
1918 Er kehrt nach Paris zurück und beginnt eine Lehre im technischen Zeichnen.
1923 Er verbringt ein Jahr in Barcelona, wo er für ein Designstudio arbeitet.
1924 Kehrt nach Paris zurück, wo er insbesondere das Werk der "Primitiven" im Louvre und von Cézanne studiert. Besucht häufiger das Atelier in der Académie Colarossi auf dem Montparnasse.
1927 Unter dem Einfluß der Surrealisten wendet er sich davon ab, direkte Studien der Natur zu malen.
1929–38 Er stellt im "Salon des Surindépendants" aus.
1936 Beeinflußt durch die Ereignisse im Bürgerkrieg in Spanien, entstehen expressionistisch geprägte Arbeiten.
1937 Neben Sonia und Robert Delaunay ist er Mitverantwortlicher für die Dekoration der Pavillions der Weltausstellung in Paris.
1940 Er wird in den 2. Weltkrieg eingezogen. Während dieser Zeit beeindrucken ihn Zeichnungen mit Farbe kombiniert.
1950 Zeichnungen mit Wasserfarben in größeren Formaten entstehen.
1952 Die ersten Farblithographien entstehen im Atelier Clot, ab 1954 im Atelier Desjobert und ab 1955 bei Fernand Mourlot.
1955 Estève verbringt, wie in den folgenden Jahren, die Sommer in Culan, wo Aquarelle, Kohlezeichnungen und Collagen entstehen.
1957 Er erhält den Auftrag für die Verglasung der Kirche Berlincourt in der Schweiz.
1963 Es entstehen eine Reihe von Monotypien.
1987 Im restaurierten Hotel "Des Echevins" in Bourges wird das Estève Museum eröffnet.
2001 Estève stirbt am 27. Juni in Paris.
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1904 Born 2nd May in Culan, in the Cher, the Centre region of France

1913 While visiting his parents in Paris he goes to the Louvre of his own volition

1914 - 1918 Spends WWI in country with his grandparents

1918 Starts living in Paris. His father believes that the best future for his son is to learn a skilled trade, and so apprentices him, first to a typographer, then to a maker of modern furniture. With great difficulty Estève studies drawing at evening classes run by the City of Paris

1923 Runs textile design studio in Barcelona after violent rows with father about his chosen vocation

1924 Returns to Paris and attends the open studio at Colarossi Academy in Montparnasse, and spends time in Louvre studying the work of the Primitives. He develops a Passion for Cézanne, and meets Camille Richez, with whom he lives until her death in 1965

1928 He falls under the influence of surrealism. Especially Giorgio de Chirico, and gradually abandons working from life

1929 Takes part in the 'Salon des Surindépendants' and shows there regularly until 1938. Struggles to make a living, and paints when he has a little money

1930 Leaves his studio in his grandfather's home in rue de Fouarre, and rents a studio owned by the City of Paris, at Porte de Vanves. Has first one man show in November, at Galerie Yvangot in Paris, showing 26 paintings from the period 1928-1930

1937 On the advice of Braque, Gösta Olson, Director of the Svensk-Franska Konstgallerist in Stockholm, invites Estève to take part in an exhibition 'Peinture Française' in March, alongside Braque, Matisse, Picasso, Juan Gris and Léger. The Göteborg Konstmuseum buys 'La Femme au Bain de Pieds' (1933)

1937 He is also invited by Jacques Villon to the 22nd exhibition of the group ' Artistes de ce temps' at the Petit Palais in Paris, where the work of Lipchitz, Georg, Desnoyer and Adam is also shown. He assists in the execution of large murals by Robert and Sonia Delauney for the Railways and Aviation pavilions at the Paris International Exhibition. During the work a small exhibition is held in a disused garage, in honour of a visit by Henri Matisse, who notices Estève's canvases

1938 André Lhote picks out Estève's work in a review of a group exhibition at the Galerie l'Equipe. Also takes part in 'Paris 1938' at the S.V. Gallery in Prague, with Beaudin, Borès, Delauney, Léger, Lurçat, and Masson

1939 Moves to studio in rue Lepic, Montmartre, after being evicted from his studio for not paying the rent. Called up and goes to Brétigny

1940 Demobilised in Auch

1941 Meets Louis Carré, who buys several paintings from him

1942 Give exclusivity to Galerie Louis Carré

1945 Meets Henri Laurens

1946 First meets Fernand Léger

1952 Starts making colour lithographs with 'Jour de fête' at l'Atelier Clot, a technique that he continues to explore at l'Atelier Desjobert in 1954, and, from 1955, at lAtelier Fernand Moulot

1955 Leaves Montmartre for a studio in VI ème arrondisement, not far from Odéon. Starts using one room at his childhood house in Culan as a studio. After his father's death he goes there to work each summer

1956 Editions Galanis produces first monograph, by Pierre Francastel

1957 Designs stained glass window for the church in Berlincourt, in the Swiss Jura

1963 Designs tapestries for I. Iynedjian, in Lausanne

1965 Awarded the 'Grand Prix National des Arts'. To avoid the award ceremony he leaves immediately for Culan

1974 Monograph by Joseph-Emile Muller is published by Editions Fernand Hazan, Paris, in the series 'Ateliers d'Aujord'hui'

1982 Donates a large number of his works, and an association is set up to find a suitable home for them

1983 Marries Monique Prudhomme, whom he met in 1967 in Culan, in the craft workshop she set up

1985 The city of Bourges agrees to retore the Hôtel des Echevins and make it into the Estève Museum

1986 Issue of a French postage stamp showing a reproduction of 'Skibet' (1979)

1987 Inauguration of Estève Museum

1995 Publication of catalogue raisonné

2001 Dies in Culan, 26th June

Collections

Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

Musée des Beaux Arts, Liège, Belgium

National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Canada

Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen, Denmark

Musée Granet, Aix-en-Provence, France

Musée Estève, Bourges, France

Musée Bertrand, Châteauroux, France

Musée de Grenoble, Grenoble, France

Musée d'Unterlinden, Colmar, France

Musée des Beaux-Arts, Le Havre, France

Musée des Beaux-Arts, Lille, France

Musée Cantini, Marseille, France

Musée d'Art et d'Histoire, Metz, France

Musée National d'Art Moderne, Paris, France

Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, France

Musée d'Art Moderne de la Villa de Paris, Paris, France

Musée-Fondation Françoise et Souza Desnoyer, Saint-Cyprien, France.

Pinacoteca di Brera, Milano, Italy.

Musée de Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Musée d'Art et d'Histoire de Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, Høvikodden, Norway

Nasjonalgalleriet, Oslo, Norway

Göteborg Kunstmuseum, Sweden

Fondation Thyssen-Bornemisza, Lugano, Switzerland

Tate Galleries, London, United Kingdom

Andrew Dickson White Museum of Art. Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA

The University of Michigan Museum of Art, Ann Arbor, New York, USA


Selected Exhibitions


2006 Monotypes de Maurice Estève, 1963-1964, Galerie Daniel Gervis, Paris (solo)

2006 Maurice Estève 1904-2001, Paintings, Watercolours, Drawings and Monotypes, The Redfern Gallery. London (solo)

2005 Galerie Claude Bernard, Paris (solo)

2005 Le Monotype, un forme de l'unique, Estève Mueum, Bourges (solo)

2003 Galerie Claude Bernard, Paris (solo)

2003 Lés étapes de la Creation, Estève Museum, Bourges (solo)

2002 FIAC with Galerie Claude Bernard, Paris (solo)

2001 Galarie Tendances, Paris (solo)

1998 Galerie Louis Carré, Paris (solo)

1994 Galerie Louis Carré, Paris (solo)

1992 FIAC with Galerie Louis Carré, Paris (solo)

1990 Galerie Louis Carré, Paris (solo)

1987 Inaugeration of the Estève Museum, Hôtel des Echevins, Bourges (solo)

1986 Retrospective, Réunion des Musées Nationaux, Grand Palais, Paris. Toured Oslo and Tübiden (solo)

1984 Tribute to Estève, Salon d'Autumne, Paris (solo)

1983 Proposition pour une Rétrospective, Maison de la Culture, Bourges. Tours to Musée Bertrand, Châteauroux (solo)

1982 Galerie Monique Prudhomme, Culan (solo)

1981 Touring show, Musée Cantini, Marseilles, Musée de l'Etat, Luxembourg, and Musée de Metz, Metz (solo)

1978 Galerie Claude Bernard, Paris (solo)

1977 Galerie Claue Bernard, Paris (solo)

1974 Neue Galerie, Zurich (solo)

1973 Galerie Claude Bernard, Paris (solo)

1965 Neue Galerie, Zurich (solo)

1961 Retrospective, Kunsthalle, Basel. Tours to Kunstverein, Düsseldorf, Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen, and Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo (solo)

1960 Galerie Villand-Galanis, Paris (solo)

1956 Retrospective, Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen (solo)

1955 Galerie Galanis, Paris (solo)

1948 Galerie Louis Carré, Paris (solo)

1947 Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen.

1946 Stedelijik Museum, Amsterdam.

1945 Galerie Louis Carré, Paris.

1943 Galerie de France, Paris.

1938 Salon des Surindépendents

1938 Galerie l'Equipe, Paris

1938 Paris 1938, S.V. Gallery, Prague.

1937 Salon des Surindépendents

1937 Peinture Française, Svenska-Franska Konstgalleriet, Stockholm

1936 Salon des Surindépendents

1935 Salon des Surindépendents

1934 Salon des Surindépendents

1933 Salon des Surindépendents

1932 Salon des Surindépendents

1931 Salon des Surindépendents

1930 Salon des Surindépendents

1930 Galerie Yvangot, Paris (solo)

1929 Salon des Surindépendents In: http://www.artnet.com/artist/154059/maurice-esteve.html

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