ESTÈVE Maurice

A great colorist of the new École de Paris, Maurice Estève (1904-2001) intertwines shapes and colors like a stained glass window. Discover above the works offered by Galerie 125.

Maurice Estève, Colorist of the New École de Paris

Maurice Estève, born on May 2, 1904, in Culan, Cher, and passed away in the same town on June 29, 2001, was a French painter, one of the great colorists of the New École de Paris. Self-taught, he developed after the war a non-figurative painting style characterized by interwoven forms with almost organic qualities.

Color Above All

Estève's canvases, watercolors, collages, and lithographs are distinguished by an intense and warm palette, where forms fit together like a stained glass window. A museum dedicated to him is located in Bourges, at the Hôtel des Échevins.

Maurice Estève at Galerie 125

Galerie 125 presents above a lithograph by Maurice Estève for his exhibition at the Neue Galerie in Zurich (1970), offered at 125 euros. Add it to your cart: it will be sent to you with care, accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.

Another colorist of the New École de Paris featured at the gallery: Charles Lapicque. Discover our original art posters.

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