Exhibitions at the gallery - Galerie de la Présidence

In Spring 2021, we present two exhibitions :

BLEU, from March 14 to May 29 to celebrate the gallery’s 50^th anniversary
Paul Signac, Watercolors, in June

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2021

BLEU

From March 14 to May 29, 2021

An exhibition to celebrate the gallery’s 50th anniversary.

Featured artists: Eugène BOUDIN, Henri-Edmond CROSS, Sonia DELAUNAY, Jean FAUTRIER, Marcel GROMAIRE, Francis GRUBER, Armand GUILLAUMIN, Simon HANTAÏ, Hans HARTUNG, Jean HÉLION, Yves KLEIN, Henri MANGUIN, Albert MARQUET, Serge POLIAKOFF, Paul SIGNAC, Victor VASARELY, Geer van VELDE, Maria Helena VIEIRA DA SILVA, Maurice de VLAMINCK

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PAUL SIGNAC, AQUARELLES

June 2021

Echoing the Paul Signac exhibition at the Jacquemart-André museum in Paris, we present a set of
20 watercolors and two exceptional ink washes of the artist.

2020

Intimate Marcel GROMAIRE

From September 12^th to October 3^rd

This exhibition called “Intimate Marcel Gromaire” shows exclusively works on paper by Marcel Gromaire for whom drawings was the bases of his work and watercolors, his favorite medium during his holidays.

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2017

GIACOMETTI – GRUBER
Un regard partagé
A shared look

From May 13^rd to June 18^th 2017

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For the first time, Alberto Giacometti and Francis Gruber, are confronted in an exhibition that showcases their artistic and friendly relationship. Their mutual influence had never been explored. This event has the support of the Giacometti Foundation.
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2016

MARQUET
Un œil moderne
A modern look

From March 15^th to May 31^st 2016

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Albert Marquet is originally from Bordeaux. roughout his life he had a passion for the sea and rivers and was attracted to a simple life. A discreet, quiet and shy child, he became interested in drawing at a young age. His mother therefore decided to come and live in Paris in order to enrol him in a specia- lized school. Marquet entered the École des Arts Décoratifs in 1892 and thus began his training. In this school, he met Henri Matisse with whom he became friends. As early as 1894, Paul Baudoin, Albert’s professor, asked Gustave Moreau to welcome his student in his course at the École des Beaux-Arts. There, the young artist met those who along with Matisse, became his best friends – Camoin, Manguin, Puy…
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