“It seems to me that by not relying on figurative subject matter my expression can best approach the universal Mystery and liberate my inner being.” Marcelle Cahn.
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“It seems to me that by not relying on figurative subject matter my expression can best approach the universal Mystery and liberate my inner being.” Marcelle Cahn.
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MARCELLE CAHN (1895-1981)
“COMPOSITION, 1949”
oil on wood, 24 x 33cm (9 1/2 x 13in)
signed lower left, painted in 1949
EXHIBITED:
“Salon des Réalités Nouvelles”, Paris, 1949, (illus. in cat.)
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Marcelle Cahn (centre) with the "Cercle et Carré" group.
Galerie 23, 1930.
(Left to Right) Francisca Clausen, Florence Henri, Mme & M Torres-Garcia,
Mondrian, Arp, Daura, Marcelle Cahn, Sophie-Tauber-Arp, Michel Seuphor,
Vordemberge-Gildewart, Vera Idelson, Russolo, Mme Kandinsky,
Vantongerloo, Kandinsky, Gorin.
[Illustration only]
MARCELLE CAHN (1895-1981)
“COMPOSITION, 1949”
oil on wood, 24 x 33cm (9 1/2 x 13in)
signed lower left, painted in 1949
EXHIBITED:
“Salon des Réalités Nouvelles”, Paris, 1949, (illus. in cat.)
[SOLD]
Marcelle Cahn (centre) with the "Cercle et Carré" group.
Galerie 23, 1930.
(Left to Right) Francisca Clausen, Florence Henri, Mme & M Torres-Garcia,
Mondrian, Arp, Daura, Marcelle Cahn, Sophie-Tauber-Arp, Michel Seuphor,
Vordemberge-Gildewart, Vera Idelson, Russolo, Mme Kandinsky,
Vantongerloo, Kandinsky, Gorin.
[Illustration only]