Christian Briend on Raoul Dufy: Centre Pompidou as the definitive reference collection
Christian Briend, general curator at the Centre Pompidou, discusses the museum's unparalleled Raoul Dufy collection in an interview tied to the exhibition 'Raoul Dufy: La mélodie du bonheur' at Les Franciscaines / Musée André Hambourg in Deauville. The Centre Pompidou holds the most comprehensive Dufy holdings globally, serving as the absolute reference for the artist's work. Briend, who is also the exhibition's curator, highlights the depth and significance of the collection, which underpins the Deauville show.
Key facts
- Christian Briend is a general curator at the Centre Pompidou.
- Briend is the curator of the exhibition 'Raoul Dufy: La mélodie du bonheur'.
- The exhibition is held at Les Franciscaines / Musée André Hambourg in Deauville.
- The Centre Pompidou is described as the absolute reference collection for Raoul Dufy.
- The interview was published by Le Journal des Arts.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Centre Pompidou
- Les Franciscaines / Musée André Hambourg
- Le Journal des Arts
Locations
- Deauville
- France