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FORESTINE by Jean-Paul Riopelle

Jean-Paul Riopelle

FORESTINE, 1954

Oil on canvas
200 x 300.5 cm (78.74 x 118.31 in)
Paintings
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Last recorded sale at Sotheby's, Paris (05 Dec 2018)
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Dec 5, 2018
Sotheby'sParisArt Contemporain Evening Sale9
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FORESTINE
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Artwork Description
Category

paintings

Dimensions

200 x 300.5 cm (78.74 x 118.31 in)

Materials

oil on canvas

Signature

signed and dated 54 on the reverse

Provenance

Pierre Matisse Gallery, New York

Acquavella Galleries, New York

Private Collection, New York

Exhibited

Quebec, Musée du Quebec, Riopelle 67, summer 1967; catalogue, p. 36 , illustrated

New York, Pierre Matisse Gallery, Jean-Paul Riopelle, Grands Formats, 1952-1975, April 1977; catalogue, no. 5, illustrated in colour

Paris, Centre Georges Pompidou; Québec, Musée du Québec; Montréal, Musée d'Art Contemporain de Montreal; Caracas, Museo de Bellas Artes (no. 22); Jean-Paul Riopelle, Peinture 1946-1977, 30 September 1981 - 22 August 1982, p. 58, no. 28; catalogue, illustrated in colourNew York, Aquavella Galleries, Riopelle Grand Formats, 17 September - 23 October 2009; catalogue, np., no. 2, illustrated

Literature

Yseult Riopelle, Catherine Loewer and Sylvio Acaros, Jean-Paul Riopelle Catalogue Raisonné Tome II 1954-1959, 2004, Montreal,  p. 161, no. 1954.009H, illustrated in colour

Description

signed and dated 54 on the reverse 

oil on canvas

200 x 300,5 cm; 78 3/4 x 118 1/4 in.

Executed in 1954.