Pierre Alechinsky

born 1927

Pierre Alechinsky, ‘The Night’ 1952
The Night 1952
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Biography

Pierre Alechinsky (born 19 October 1927) is a Belgian artist. He has lived and worked in France since 1951. His work is related to tachisme, abstract expressionism, and lyrical abstraction.

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Artworks

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Pierre Alechinsky, ‘The Night’ 1952

Pierre Alechinsky The Night

1952
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Pierre Alechinsky, ‘Jumbled Ephemerides’ 1980

Pierre Alechinsky Jumbled Ephemerides

1980
Pierre Alechinsky, ‘The Hairdresser’ 1948

Pierre Alechinsky The Hairdresser

1948
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Pierre Alechinsky, ‘Something of a World’ 1952

Pierre Alechinsky Something of a World

1952
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Pierre Alechinsky, ‘In the Process of Vanishing’ 1978

Pierre Alechinsky In the Process of Vanishing

1978
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Pierre Alechinsky, ‘Starving Fireman’ 1979

Pierre Alechinsky Starving Fireman

1979
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Pierre Alechinsky, ‘[no title]’ 1975–6

Pierre Alechinsky [no title]

1975–6
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Pierre Alechinsky, ‘[no title]’ 1975–6

Pierre Alechinsky [no title]

1975–6
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Karel Appel, ‘Questioning Children’ 1949

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Christian Dotremont, ‘[no title]’ 1975–6

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1932–2017
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1914–1973
Dieter Roth, ‘Self-Portrait as a Flower Pot’ 1971

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1930–1998
Paul Rebeyrolle, ‘Still Life’ 1966

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Maurice Wyckaert, ‘[no title]’ 1975–6

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1923–1996
William Gear, ‘The Sculptor’ 1953

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Marcel Broodthaers, ‘Casserole and Closed Mussels’ 1964

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André Bicât, ‘Shadows’ 1965

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