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Oscar Gauthier

Oscar Gauthier (1921 - 2009) was active/lived in France.  Oscar Gauthier is known for Abstract "lyrique" painting, avant-garde.

Oscar Gauthier was a prominent member of the Abstraction Lyrique group, which was the European equivalent to the American Abstract Expressionistst. After the second world war there was a powerful Western urge to celebrate the superiority of liberal society through it’s openness to free thought. This sentiment lead to the passionate expression of unconventional creativity, and this manifested itself in visual art in the enthusiastic embracement of abstraction. This took a variety of forms of which the most famous is the approach of the Abstract Expressionist and Abstraction Lyrique artists whose highly gestural approach was acclaimed as the ultimate expression of the individual, the uninhibited self. At once dynamic and spontaneous whilst also poetic and meditative.
 
After attending the École des Beaux Arts de Paris and also the more avant-garde Académie de la Grande Chaumière under Othon-Friesz, where he met César and Huguette Arthur-Bertrand, Gauthier had his artistic deve   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3337 characters.]  Artist bio

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