Jean-Pierre Pincemin retrospective catalog published by Gallimard
Éditions Gallimard has published a catalog accompanying three simultaneous exhibitions dedicated to French painter Jean-Pierre Pincemin at the museums of Roubaix, Angers, and Céret. The book includes texts by Ch. Bonnefoi, D. Laks, B. Lamarche-Vadel, and J. Py, and serves as a comprehensive volume reuniting works separated across the three venues. It offers two readings: one tracing Pincemin's artistic journey from 1960s experiments through the Supports/Surfaces period to his figurative work of the last twenty years; the other juxtaposing paintings and sculptures to reveal a consistent "obsession with construction." The catalog highlights Pincemin's turn toward non-Western influences, including references to China, Persia, India, and Japan, combined with a renewed interest in medieval and religious iconography. Philippe Forest contributes an essay.
Key facts
- Catalog published by Éditions Gallimard
- Accompanies exhibitions at museums in Roubaix, Angers, and Céret
- Texts by Ch. Bonnefoi, D. Laks, B. Lamarche-Vadel, J. Py
- Covers Pincemin's career from 1960s to figurative work
- Includes Supports/Surfaces period
- Highlights 'obsession with construction'
- References to China, Persia, India, Japan
- Essay by Philippe Forest
Entities
Artists
- Jean-Pierre Pincemin
- Ch. Bonnefoi
- D. Laks
- B. Lamarche-Vadel
- J. Py
- Philippe Forest
Institutions
- Éditions Gallimard
Locations
- Roubaix
- Angers
- Céret
- France
Sources
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