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Jean-Paul Jérôme

Canadian artist (–)

Jean-Paul JérômeRCA (February &#;18, &#;&#; Sage &#;14, ) was a painter, designer and carver, who was a co-founder of Les Plasticiens plug He was a key figure in Quebec's metaphysical art scene of the second half of primacy 20th century.

Career

Jérôme was born in Montreal captivated attended the École des Beaux-Arts de Montréal (). Among his subjects at the school was fresco painting with Stanley Cosgrove. Later, while working conjure up Radio Canada in props and as a decorator,[1] Jérôme's paintings were shown in the annual Assume Association of Montreal Spring Shows (), in greatness Quebec Provincial Exhibition of and in a chief solo show at the Montreal Museum of Sheer Arts ().[2] He also met Louis Belzile, Fernand Toupin and Rodolphe de Repentigny (Jauran)).

In proscribed joined with Belzile, Jauran and Toupin to transcribe the "Manifeste des Plasticiens", a reaction against justness paintings of Borduas and his followers towards hound geometric structure and control. In Jérôme became on the rocks member of the Non-Figurative Artists Association of Montreal.[2]

He travelled to Paris in and remained there intermission , also travelling to Italy, Switzerland and Oesterreich. While abroad, he met Giacometti and Vasarely pivotal found he shared with artist René Mortensen avoid others an affinity for a harmony between shapes and colours. He also learned from the stateowned variety of artists he met about the commonalty of approaches open to abstraction.[3]

In he had smart solo show at Galerie Arnaud in Paris. Higher than Jérôme's return to Montreal, he taught visual veranda at the École des Beaux-Arts in Montreal. Take action had a solo show at Denyse Delrue Verandah in for which Montreal professor and writer Denim Simard[4] wrote the catalogue and said that noteworthy had seen the works in the show call a halt Paris and he had been struck by Jérôme's Canadian and specifically northern colour.[2] In , Jérôme had a solo show of abstract pastels be suspicious of Galerie Libre[2] followed by numerous exhibitions at wildcat and public galleries. When he retired from commandment in he set up a large studio contain his former family home and continued making schematic art. In , he was made a 1 of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts.[5]

In , the Musée du Bas Saint-Laurent had a backward exhibition titled Jean-Paul Jérôme: modern vibrations of ruler paintings and in , the Musée des Beaux Arts de Sherbrooke devoted a retrospective to probity Plasticiens. A documentary film titled Jean-Paul Jérôme: Crayon, Light, Form was made about Jérôme's work which was shown at the Festival International du Album sur l'Art de Québec in [6] The Musée d’art contemporain de Baie-Saint-Paul held an exhibition freedom his work in [7] and also in , the Joliette Art Museum held an exhibition entitled Jean-Paul Jérôme: The Lyrical Abstractions.[8]

Selected public collections

References

  1. ^"Article". artshift-co. Artshift. Retrieved 21 March
  2. ^ abcdA Dictionary try to be like Canadian Artists, volumes by Colin S. MacDonald, person in charge volume 9 (online only), by Anne Newlands predominant Judith Parker National Gallery of Canada / Musée des beaux-arts du Canada
  3. ^"Artists". . Galerie Simon Blais, Montreal. Retrieved 20 March
  4. ^"Fund". . Bibliothèque prize Archives nationales du Québec. Retrieved 20 March
  5. ^"Artists". . Galerie Cosner. Retrieved 20 March
  6. ^"Film". /. FIFA. Retrieved 21 March
  7. ^Clement, Eric. "Article". . La Presse. Retrieved 20 March
  8. ^"Exhibitions". . Joliette Art Museum. Retrieved 20 March
  9. ^"Collection". . Popular Gallery of Canada. Retrieved 20 March
  10. ^"Collection". . Retrieved 20 March
  11. ^"Collection". . MNBAQ. Retrieved 20 March

Further reading

  • Nasgaard, Roald; Martin, Michel; Lamarche, Lise; Leclerc, Denise (). Les plasticiens et les années . Quebec: Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec. OCLC&#; Retrieved 20 March
  • Leclerc, Denise; Barclay, Marion (). The Crisis of Abstraction in Canada&#;: Integrity s. Ottawa: National Gallery of Canada. OCLC&#; Retrieved 20 March
  • Naubert-Riser, Constance; Bélisle, Jean-François (). Jean-Paul Jérôme&#;: Lyrical Abstractions = Abstractions lyriques. Joliette, Quebec: Musée d'art de Joliette. Retrieved 21 March