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OTTER. B, the day before happiness.
Bissière Caroline, Bissière Isabelle, Dionnet Alain-Charles, Lafabrié François.

OTTER. B, the day before happiness.

Snoeck - Gent
€20,00 €0,00
N° d'inventaire 25149
Format 22 x 27 cm
Détails 107 p., Paperback.
Publication Paris, 2021
Etat Nine
ISBN 9789461616753
Biography of Marc-Antoine Bissière, known as Louttre. B (1926-2012) From his adolescence spent in the Lot region, Louttre. B retained a predilection for nature. The need to paint arose very early on, in the studio where he interacted with his father, the painter Roger Bissière (1886-1964). His first solo exhibitions took place at the Loeb Gallery in 1957 and then at the Jeanne-Bucher Gallery in 1959. Louttre. B's work found its identity in the early 1960s with a form of figuration that he declined and reactivated in cycles, constantly renewing his pictorial vocabulary. Acrylic painting, pigments mixed with sand: the painter explored the means by which his work achieved the density of nature. At the same time, Louttre. B diversified his practices and multiplied his experiments. Monumental sculptures and "factories" in the Lot, public commissions, porcelain experiments at the Sèvres factory, intaglio woodcuts and artist's books.
Engraving is yet another way of inscribing the harsh laws of the earth into matter.
Biography of Marc-Antoine Bissière, known as Louttre. B (1926-2012) From his adolescence spent in the Lot region, Louttre. B retained a predilection for nature. The need to paint arose very early on, in the studio where he interacted with his father, the painter Roger Bissière (1886-1964). His first solo exhibitions took place at the Loeb Gallery in 1957 and then at the Jeanne-Bucher Gallery in 1959. Louttre. B's work found its identity in the early 1960s with a form of figuration that he declined and reactivated in cycles, constantly renewing his pictorial vocabulary. Acrylic painting, pigments mixed with sand: the painter explored the means by which his work achieved the density of nature. At the same time, Louttre. B diversified his practices and multiplied his experiments. Monumental sculptures and "factories" in the Lot, public commissions, porcelain experiments at the Sèvres factory, intaglio woodcuts and artist's books.
Engraving is yet another way of inscribing the harsh laws of the earth into matter.