Camille Graeser
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Camille Graeser | |
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 Energie in der Reihe, 1952 | |
| Born | February 27, 1892 |
| Died | February 21, 1980 (aged 87) |
| Nationality | Swiss |
| Style | Concrete art |
| Website | http://www.camille-graeser-stiftung.ch |
Camille Graeser (27 February 1892, Carouge – 21 February 1980, Wald) was a Swiss painter and member of the circle of Zurich Concrete artists.[1][2] He was born in Switzerland but grew up in Stuttgart, Germany where he became a furniture designer. He took part in major exhibitions by the association Werkbund and in 1927 was invited to create furniture for Mies van der Rohe.[3] In 1933 he fled to Switzerland as a result of the Nazis coming to power.[2] He then became a member of the Swiss artists’ association Allianz.[1]
Works
Estate
The Camille Graeser Foundation was established in 1981, and is responsible for his artistic estate.[4]
Exhibitions
- 2020 — Camille Graeser, Museum Haus Konstruktiv[2]
- 2019 — The Amory Show, Pier 94, Von Bartha[5]
- 2016 — Camille Graeser und die Musik, Kunstmuseum Stuttgart[3]
- 1985 — Contrasts of Form: Geometric Abstract Art, 1910–1980, The Museum of Modern Art[6]
Publications
- 1986 — Camille Graeser – Zeichnungen, Werkverzeichnis Band 1, Dieter Schwarz[7]
- 1990 — Camille Graeser – Druckgraphik und Multiples, Werkverzeichnis Band 2, Stefan Paradowski[8]
- 1995 — Camille Graeser – Bilder, Reliefs und Plastiken, Werkverzeichnis Band 3, Rudolf Koella[9]
References
- ^ a b "Daimler Art Collection". Daimler Art Collection. Retrieved 2019-02-12.
- ^ a b c team, Museum Haus Konstruktiv. "CAMILLE GRAESER". www.hauskonstruktiv.ch. Retrieved 2019-02-12.
- ^ a b "Aktuell - Kunstmuseum Stuttgart". kunstmuseum-stuttgart.de. Retrieved 2019-02-12.
- ^ "Foundation / Home - Camille Graeser Stiftung". www.camille-graeser-stiftung.ch.kant.netboot.ch. Retrieved 2019-02-12.
- ^ "The Armory Show | VON BARTHA". www.thearmoryshow.com. Retrieved 2019-02-12.
- ^ "Contrasts of Form: Geometric Abstract Art, 1910–1980". The Museum of Modern Art. Retrieved 2019-02-12.
- ^ Graeser, Camille (1986). Camille Graeser Werkverzeichnis. 1892-1980. Schwarz, Dieter, 1953-, Paradowski, Stefan., Camille Graeser-Stiftung. Zürich: Camille Graeser-Stiftung. ISBN 3906268004. OCLC 15107195.
- ^ Graeser, Camille (1986). Camille Graeser Werkverzeichnis. 1892-1980. Schwarz, Dieter, 1953-, Paradowski, Stefan., Camille Graeser-Stiftung. Zürich: Camille Graeser-Stiftung. ISBN 3906268004. OCLC 15107195.
- ^ Camille Graeser, Design : [anlässlich der Ausstellung "Camille Graeser Design": Kestner-Museum, Hannover 11. Juli bis 13. Oktober 2002 ; Galerie der Stadt Stuttgart 25. Oktober 2002 bis 12. Januar 2003 ; Haus Konstruktiv, Zürich 8. Februar bis 27. April 2003]. Graeser, Camille., Koella, Rudolf., Ausstellung "Camille Graeser, Design" (2002.07.11-10.13 : Hannover), Ausstellung "Camille Graeser, Design" (2002.10.25-2003.01.12 : Stuttgart), Ausstellung "Camille Graeser, Design" (2003.02.08-04.27 : Zürich). Köln: Wienand. 2002. ISBN 3879097895. OCLC 248036909.
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