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Igor Moritz, Juliette and Arthur , 2020
Igor Moritz, Juliette and Arthur , 2020
Igor Moritz, Juliette and Arthur , 2020
Igor Moritz, Juliette and Arthur , 2020

Igor Moritz

Juliette and Arthur , 2020
Colored pencil and oil pastel on paper
65 x 50 cm
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Igor Moritz's emotionally charged and vibrant depictions of loneliness and interpersonal conflict, reminiscent of Henri Matisse, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, and Francis Bacon, have garnered international acclaim and multiple collections despite...
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Igor Moritz's emotionally charged and vibrant depictions of loneliness and interpersonal conflict, reminiscent of Henri Matisse, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, and Francis Bacon, have garnered international acclaim and multiple collections despite his self-taught approach to his practice.
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Provenance

This work was created during the first residency organized by Nil Gallery in Paris in the gallery.

Exhibitions

This work was created as a result of a residency and was the subject of a solo show by Igor Moritz at Nil Gallery.
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