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Christian D'Orgeix

Christian D'Orgeix (1927 - 2019) was active/lived in France.  Christian DOrgeix is known for Surrealist, abstract painting, ink drawings and mixed media images.

Following are descriptions of two exhibitions of work by Christian D'Orgeix at the Laleh June Galerie in Basel, Switzerland


CHRISTIAN D'ORGEIXNovember 16, 2017 – February 24, 2018
Opening Reception: Thursday, November 16, 2017
Holiday 17-18 Reception: Saturday, December 16 2017, 11am - 4pm
Laleh June Galerie
Picassoplatz 4 Basel 4052
Basel

Laleh June is pleased to invite you to the Opening Reception of Christian d'Orgeix (b. 1927)
the French artist is one of the foremost artists of the post-war French scene. He elaborates a kind of interior awareness that allows the past and the present to coexist in a complementary relationship. In 1947 in a bookshop he met Hans Bellmer. In 1954 Michel Tapié, the theorician of Tachisme and informalism, sent him to see Edouard Jaguer who was at the centre of a group for Surrealism and the editor of Phases magazine. Jaguer welcomed him and later on invi   ...  [Displaying 934 of 2965 characters.]  Artist bio

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