Jean Dubuffet
Fête villageoise, November 5, 1976, acrylic and collage on paper mounted on canvas, 8' 2" x 10' 7-3/4" (248.9 cm x 324.5 cm)
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- Académie Julian, Paris (1918)
- Art Brut
- Painting
- Sculpture
- Hourloupe Cycle
Jean Dubuffet rejected academic ideas of refinement and championed what he called Art Brut—work made outside official culture. His own paintings use thick matter, graffiti-like marks, crude figures and later the interlocking red, blue, black and white forms of the Hourloupe cycle.
Painting; sculpture; drawing; printmaking
Gallery Representation
Objects
Artist Films
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Major Works
- 1946Will to Power
- 1947Dhôtel nuancé d’abricot
- 1954Cow with the Subtile Nose
- 1954The Cow with the Beautiful Tail
- 1958Texturology
- 1961Paris Polka
- 1965Nunc Stans
- 1981Site avec 5 personnages
- 1973Coucou Bazar
- 1969–72Group of Four Trees
Museums & Public Collections
Interviews & Writing
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