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BIOGRAPHY

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Born in 1880 in Chatou and died in 1954, André Derain was a French painter, sculptor, engraver and illustrator. André Derain is known as one of the founders of Fauvism. 

EXHIBITIONS

EXPOSURE

1954

- Commemorative exhibition at the National Museum of Modern Art in Paris

1949

- Tribute to Derain, Galerie de Berri, Paris

1939

- Lilienfeld Galleries, New York

1937

- Retrospective at the Salon des Indépendants, at the Petit-Palais, in Paris

1930

- Knoedler, New York

- Cincinnati Art Museum

1929

- Flechtheim Berlin

- Kahnweiler, Frankfurt am Main

- Paul Guillaume, Paris

1922

- Stockholm, Berlin, Modern Gallery (Thannhauser) in Munich

- Brummer in New York

1910

- Salon des Indépendants

- Manet and the Post-Impressionists, Grafton Gallery, London

 

December 1912 to January 1913: 

- Second Post-Impressionist exhibition at the Grafton Galleries in London

1909

- Salon des Indépendants, Illustration of The Rotting Enchanter by Apollinaire

1908

- Independent Fair

- Autumn Fair

- Galleries Weill and Druet

1906

- Independent Fair

- Autumn Fair

- Berthe Weill Gallery

1905

- Salon des Indépendants

- Salon d'Automne in the "fauve" exhibition

VIDEO

VIDEO

ANDRE DERAIN - CENTRE POMPIDOU, 2017
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