Guy de Lussigny [SEP] place of death
Guy de Lussigny
Guy de Lussigny (30 August 1929 in Cambrai, northern France – 14 July 2001 in Paris) was a French painter of the school of geometric abstraction.
Formation.
Guy de Lussigny started painting in 1950. At first a figurative painter, he soon followed in the footsteps of Mondrian and Malevich. A pivotal encounter with Gino Severini, a founder of the Italian Futurist movement, occurred in 1955. Severini encouraged Lussigny to pursue his chosen path in geometric abstraction. The straight line, square format
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- Musée de Cambrai, (France)
- Musée du Cateau-Cambrésis, (France)
- Musée Satoru Sato (Japan),
- Lieu d'Art et d'Action Contemporaine de Dunkerque, (France)
- Musée de Waldenbuch (Germany),
- Musée de Pontoise (France)
Bibliography.
- « Spazio e colore di Guy de Lussigny », G. Franzoso et J. Lassaigne, Cat. expo, Studio V, Vigevano (Italy), 1974
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