30/11/18 - 29/04/19, Musée de Sens

Hélène Guinepied (1883-1937) lived and worked in Paris and Saint-Moré (Yonne) during the early twentieth century. Forgotten for nearly 80 years, it is thanks to the association Hélène Guinepied that this first retrospective presents an important selection of her paintings and drawings as well as photographs, objects and original documents. The Musée de Sens presents the opportunity to discover the immense talent of this artist, contemporary of Augusta Hure and inspirer of Gaston Chaissac, at the crossroads of Japonisme and the decorative arts.

 

Curated by Sophie Mouchet
Association Hélène Guinepied

Catalogue :
''Hélène Guinepied, toute une vie pour l’art'', 152 pages, 22 x 28 cm, édité par l'Association Hélène Guinepied. Textes de Élise Dubreuil, conservatrice au Musée d’Orsay, département des Arts décoratifs - Sophie Mouchet, présidente de l’Association Hélène Guinepied et spécialiste de l’œuvre - Françoise Reginster-Le-Clanche, directrice de la Conservation départementale du Loiret.

 

MUSÉE DE SENS

Helene Guinepied (1883-1937)

"Toute une vie pour l'Art"

Musée de Sens

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