The NFT market must respect the copyright rules NFTs burst onto the art market and led to unprecedented speculation in recent months. A large number of players all over the world launched,
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The AEPLY trap : “Deux cordages sur fond bleu” In 2017, we had brought to your attention the dangerous “trap” presented by stenciled lithographs (pochoir) made from Rimbaud’s “Illuminations”, which are often
It is in the setting of the “most beautiful little museum in France”, the Annonciade museum in Saint Tropez that the first monographic exhibition of Nadia Léger in France is
In these times of confinement, it is good to stroll in Monaco where spring is already here. Especially when you make delicious encounters there : Laurence Jenkell exhibits her latest
We are very pleased to announce that Marianne Rosenberg has joined the Comité Léger. Marianne is the grand-daughter of Paul Rosenberg the legendary art dealer and friend of Léger, Picasso,
To describe a work on paper by Fernand Léger, it is often mentioned its reproduction in the book by Jean Cassou and Jean Leymarie (Editions du Chêne, Paris 1972). This book,
After a huge success at the Center Pompidou of Metz, the exhibition “Beauty is everywhere” will stop at the Museum of Fine Arts in Brussels from 9 February to 3
We have noted, with a worrying recurrence, problems of appreciation concerning stencilled lithographs appearing in Grosclaude’s art edition of the “Illuminations” (Lausanne, éditions des Gaules, 1949, 395 print copies). The
After receiving an award from www.csslight.com, puting the Comité Léger website in the “Featured of the day” gallery, it is now on www.cssaward.net front page that our website appears, for
For those who don’t know Fernand Léger yet, you may have already come across his work along the Planches. A reproduction one of them, Le parasol, is displayed on the
Born in Argentan, the painter Fernand Léger lived most of his life in Paris but never forgot his Norman origins. He would go relax in the Pays d’Auge, on the
The town of Gif (where Nadia and Fernand Léger have lived) pays tribute to the painter Nadia Léger through an original exhibition of her paintings and drawings at the Château
Surrounded by rare African artworks from the 19th century, a series of paintings by Georges Braque, Albert Gleizes, Jean Metzinger, André Lhote, and Jacques Villon sheds light on the origins
Fernand Léger exhibition “Le Beau est partout” at the Centre Pompidou-Metz from May 20th to October 30th As part of the 40th anniversary of the Centre Pompidou, the Centre Pompidou-Metz
The NFT market must respect the copyright rules NFTs burst onto the art market and led to unprecedented speculation in recent months. A large number of players all over the world launched,
The AEPLY trap : “Deux cordages sur fond bleu” In 2017, we had brought to your attention the dangerous “trap” presented by stenciled lithographs (pochoir) made from Rimbaud’s “Illuminations”, which are often
It is in the setting of the “most beautiful little museum in France”, the Annonciade museum in Saint Tropez that the first monographic exhibition of Nadia Léger in France is
In these times of confinement, it is good to stroll in Monaco where spring is already here. Especially when you make delicious encounters there : Laurence Jenkell exhibits her latest
We are very pleased to announce that Marianne Rosenberg has joined the Comité Léger. Marianne is the grand-daughter of Paul Rosenberg the legendary art dealer and friend of Léger, Picasso,
To describe a work on paper by Fernand Léger, it is often mentioned its reproduction in the book by Jean Cassou and Jean Leymarie (Editions du Chêne, Paris 1972). This book,
After a huge success at the Center Pompidou of Metz, the exhibition “Beauty is everywhere” will stop at the Museum of Fine Arts in Brussels from 9 February to 3
We have noted, with a worrying recurrence, problems of appreciation concerning stencilled lithographs appearing in Grosclaude’s art edition of the “Illuminations” (Lausanne, éditions des Gaules, 1949, 395 print copies). The
After receiving an award from www.csslight.com, puting the Comité Léger website in the “Featured of the day” gallery, it is now on www.cssaward.net front page that our website appears, for
For those who don’t know Fernand Léger yet, you may have already come across his work along the Planches. A reproduction one of them, Le parasol, is displayed on the
Born in Argentan, the painter Fernand Léger lived most of his life in Paris but never forgot his Norman origins. He would go relax in the Pays d’Auge, on the
The town of Gif (where Nadia and Fernand Léger have lived) pays tribute to the painter Nadia Léger through an original exhibition of her paintings and drawings at the Château
Surrounded by rare African artworks from the 19th century, a series of paintings by Georges Braque, Albert Gleizes, Jean Metzinger, André Lhote, and Jacques Villon sheds light on the origins
Fernand Léger exhibition “Le Beau est partout” at the Centre Pompidou-Metz from May 20th to October 30th As part of the 40th anniversary of the Centre Pompidou, the Centre Pompidou-Metz
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