Monique Rozanès Sculpture "Pyramide du Soleil" by Boccara Gallery New York
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Description
Monique Rozanes (France, b.1936)
Title: Pyramide du soleil
Year: 2005
Media: Methyl methacrylate
Unique Piece
56 x 33 x 23 cm / 22 x 13 x 9 in
Monique Rozanes was born in 1936 in a family Sephardic Egyptian family. She entered the famous French artistic school Arts De?coratifs, she was part of the 1955 generation including Olivier Mourgue, Rougemont, Wilmotte, Jean-Philippe Lenclos and many others.
She will discover the resin by using it as a protection for her paintings, but she understood promptly that it could be used as a media by itself. She will then abandon progressively panting in order to work on resin and polyester artworks.
In a journey in the United States, she will encounter American artists such as Raymond Loewy, Mark Tobey, Louise Nevelson, Robert Rauschenberg, Sam Francis, etc, with whom she will share her artistic inspirations and their common admiration for jazz music. She will indeed meet Coltrane, Miles Davis, and Dave Brubeck by frequenting the Village Vanguard and the Blue Note.
Music will during all her career play an important part.
From 1967 she will exhibit in Suzanne de Coninck's gallery and then she will have numerous exhibitions in Europe: Paris, Lyon, Venice, Rome, Terni, Deinze etc.
In 1980 after many exhibitions around the world, she was chosen by Jean-Dominique Rey to represent France in Alexandria's International Biennale. She won the first Prize, Arnoldo Pomodoro got the Great Prize.
After several journeys in South America, she evolved by implementing a richer and more colorful pigmentation in her artworks. - More Information
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Dimensions
W. 22.05 in; H. 12.99 in; D. 9.06 in; W. 56 cm; H. 33 cm; D. 23 cm;
Message from Seller:
The Boccara Fine Art department presents paintings, photography and special attention is given to sculpture, which is one of the gallery owner’s greatest passions. Following one of the guidelines developed by Didier Marien, not only worldwide famous artists such as Wang Keping, André Lanskoy, Léon Zack, Dominique Pollès, Serge Charchoune, Clement Rosenthal, Anton Smith but also emerging artists like Simone Pheuplin, Émile Gilioli and Laurence Bonnel are represented by the gallery.