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from
29 September
2021
to
27 February
2022
Exposition

The primitive soul

Exhibition form September 29th 2021 to February 27th 2022
At the beginning of the last century in Paris, Ossip Zadkine was one of the artists who invented a new sculptural language by turning toward the “primitive”.

Well beyond formal research, the radical nature of his work then testified to a distrust of modern civilization and its values. In the gesture of the craftsman, in the faith of the Romanesque sculptor, in the naivety of the sign-painters of his native Russia, Zadkine saw not a lack of knowledge or technique, but the vanished or threatened example of a genuine link to the world.

 

It is through the song of this “primitive soul” that Zadkine’s work is in dialogue with those contemporaries of his who claimed to be wild, Fauvist, Neo-Primitivist; but also, so intimately, with those who today are still seeking to give utterance to “the palpitation of human life shattered by the tragic”.

 

 

 

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Public et Horaire

  • Enfant / Adolescent
  • Famille
  • Adulte
Les horaires en détail

Museum

Musée Zadkine
Musée Zadkine

100 bis, rue d'Assas
75006 Paris
France

Infos Pratiques

Horaires de l'exposition

Musée Zadkine
100 bis, rue d'Assas
75006 Paris

Opening hours

Tuesday to Sunday, 10am- 6pm

Regular rate : 9€
Reduced rate : 7 €

Free for visitors under 18, people with disabilities and their companions.

Mandatory booking of a time-stamped ticket at  www.billetterie-parismusees. paris.fr

 

 

Public

  • Enfant / Adolescent
  • Famille
  • Adulte

L'âme primitive affiche

CURATORS

Jeanne Brun, directrice du développement culturel et du musée de la BnF

Claire Le Restif, directrice du Centre d’art contemporain d’Ivry-le Crédac avec la collaboration de Pauline Créteur, attachée de conservation au musée Zadkine

 

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Ossip Zadkine © Adagp, Paris 2021photo E. Emo/F. Cochennec /MuséeZadkine/Paris Musées

Ossip Zadkine (1888-1967) Les Vendanges, [1918] Orme, 97 × 55 × 40 cm Legs de Valentine Prax, 1981 Paris, musée Zadkine Inv. MZS 158

Tête aux yeux de plomb

Ossip Zadkine (1888- 1967),
Tête aux yeux de plomb, [1919]
Pierre calcaire, 50 × 23 × 23 cm
Legs de Valentine Prax, 1981
Paris, musée Zadkine
Inv. MZS 10
Ossip Zadkine © Adagp, Paris 2021
Photo : E. Emo / F. Cochennec / Musée Zadkine / Paris Musées

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Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc (né en 1977)
Le Veilleur de nuit, pour Wilson Harris (2), 2018
Carapace de tortue, gallium, 70 × 58 × 22 cm
Courtesy de l’artiste
© Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc
Photo : Courtesy XC.HuA

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Ossip Zadkine (1888-1967)
Prométhée, 1955-1956
Orme, 300 × 69 × 98 cm
Legs de Valentine Prax, 1981
Paris, musée Zadkine
Inv. MZS 294
Ossip Zadkine © Adagp, Paris 2021
Photo : E. Emo / F. Cochennec / Musée Zadkine / Paris Musées

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© Miriam Cahn Photo © Fanny Trichet Carquefou, Frac des Pays de la Loire

Miriam Cahn (née en 1949) Kriegerin [Guerrière], 2012 Huile sur toile, 165 × 100 × 1,5 cm Achat auprès de la galerie Jocelyn Wolff, 2016 Carquefou, Frac des Pays de la Loire

Thème jardin

Natalia Gontcharova (1881-1962)
Thème jardin, [1920]
Mine graphite, aquarelle et gouache sur papier,
37,5 × 53,7 cm
Achat, 1976
Paris, Centre Pompidou, Musée national d’art moderne-Centre
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Inv. AM 1976-17
Natalia Gontcharova © ADAGP, Paris 2021
Photo : Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais
image Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI