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Lithography. Litografija. 65 x 50 cm. (90 x 70 x 5 cm).<\/p>\n

\u00c9douardas Goergas gim\u0117 Sidn\u0117juje, Australijoje 1893 m., jo t\u0117vai buvo pranc\u016bzai. Kelerius metus praleid\u0119s Anglijoje, jo \u0161eima 1900 m. apsigyveno Pary\u017eiuje. 1910\u20131914 m. Goergas keliavo \u012f Pranc\u016bzij\u0105, Italij\u0105 ir Indij\u0105.<\/p>\n

1913\u20131914 m. Goergas mok\u0117si l’Ac\u00e9dmie Ranson pas Maurice’\u0105 Denis\u0105 ir Paul\u0105 S\u00e9rusier. Goergas buvo mobilizuotas Pirmajam pasauliniam karui ir tarnavo iki 1919 m. Kariuomen\u0117je jis keliavo \u012f Graikij\u0105, Turkij\u0105 ir Serbij\u0105.<\/p>\n

Po to, kai 1922 m. kelis kartus buvo atsisakyta priimti, jis buvo priimtas \u012f Salon des Ind\u00e9pendants, jis dalyvavo parodose Salon d’Automne, Salon des Tuileries ir Salon des Pientres T\u00e9moins de Leur Temps, taip pat Salon d’Art Fran\u00e7ais Ind\u00e9dendant.<\/p>\n

Goergas 1922 ir 1924 m. dalyvavo galerijoje Berthe Weill, \u012fskaitant jo draugus ir am\u017eininkus Marcel Gromaire, Jules Pascin ir Per Krogh.<\/p>\n

Pirmoji jo individuali paroda buvo Pary\u017eiuje 1925 m. Jis buvo parodytas Briuselyje Galerie du Centaure 1926 m., Nouvel Essor, 1927 ir 1929 m. Galerie Georges Bernheim. Goergas ir toliau eksponavo kitus keturis de\u0161imtme\u010dius. Jis sureng\u0117 parod\u0105 San Paulo, Rio de \u017daneiro ir At\u0117n\u0173 muziejuose.<\/p>\n

Goergas taip pat eksponavo Niujorke, Findley galerijoje \u010cikagoje, Bostone ir Filadelfijoje. Goergas iliustravo daugiau nei de\u0161imt knyg\u0173.<\/p>\n

Goergo karjeros prad\u017eioje jis buvo lyginamas su Jamesu Ensoru, belgu, kuris buvo i\u0161 dalies anglas ir kurio darbai buvo Expressionsim pirmtakas. Goergo paveikslai tikrai \u012fsi\u0161aknij\u0119 ekspresionizme, nuotaika ni\u016bri, spalvos gilios, o jo fig\u016bros persekiojan\u010dios. Jo ankstyvieji darbai turi kubizmo element\u0173, ta\u010diau jis atsisak\u0117 \u0161ios disciplinos. Jo paveiksluose slypi socialiniai komentarai, keista ir ne\u012fprasta kompozicija, o tamsios tiriam\u0173j\u0173 akys sufleruoja pasl\u0117ptas paslaptis. Yra stipri\u0173 paraleli\u0173 tarp \u00c9duard’o Goergo ir Marcelio Gromaire’o, jie eksponavo kartu, o j\u0173 menin\u0117 Pary\u017eiaus dokumentacija per kelis de\u0161imtme\u010dius suteikia steb\u0117tojui gil\u0173 \u012f\u017evalg\u0105 apie Les Ann\u00e9e Folles.<\/p>\n

Waldemar George para\u0161\u0117 nedidel\u0119 iliustruot\u0105 knyg\u0105 apie Goerg\u0105 1929 m., o didel\u0119 knyg\u0105 su daugybe spalvot\u0173 iliustracij\u0173 1960 m. Gastonas Diehlas taip pat para\u0161\u0117 knyg\u0105 apie Goerg\u0105 1947 m. ir yra \u012ftrauktas \u012f Raynalo \u201e\u0160iuolaikinius pranc\u016bz\u0173 tapytojus\u201c ir Jeano-Jacques’o Leveque’o \u201eLes Ann\u00e9es Folles\u201c .<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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\u00c9douard Goerg was born in Sydney, Australia in 1893, his parents were French. After spending several years in England, his family settled in Paris in 1900. Between 1910 and 1914 Goerg traveled to France, Italy, and India.<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Goerg studied at l\u2019Ac\u00e9dmie Ranson in 1913-1914 with Maurice Denis and Paul S\u00e9rusier. Goerg was mobilized for World War One and was in the military until 1919. During his time in the military he traveled to Greece, Turkey, and Serbia.<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

After being refused several times he was accepted a the Salon des Ind\u00e9pendants in 1922, he exhibited at the Salon d\u2019Automne, Salon des Tuileries, and Salon des Pientres T\u00e9moins de Leur Temps, as well as Salon d \u2018Art Fran\u00e7ais Ind\u00e9dendant.<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Goerg exhibited at Galerie Berthe Weill in 1922 and 1924, included were his friends and contemporaries Marcel Gromaire, Jules Pascin and Per Krogh.<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

His first one-man exhibition was in Paris in 1925. He showed in Brussels at Galerie du Centaure in 1926, Nouvel Essor, in 1927 and 1929 at Galerie Georges Bernheim. Goerg continued to exhibit for the following four decades. He had exhibition at museums in San Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Athens.<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Goerg also exhibited in New York, Findley Gallery in Chicago, Boston, and Philadelphia. Goerg illustrated more than dozen books.<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Early in Goerg\u2019s career he was compared to James Ensor, the Belgian who was part English, and whose work was a forerunner of Expressionsim. Goerg\u2019s paintings are surely rooted in Expressionism, the mood is somber, the colors deep, and his figures are haunting. His early works have elements of Cubism, but he abandoned that discipline. His paintings contain social commentary, strange and unusual composition, and the dark eyes of his subjects suggest hidden secrets. There are strong parallels between \u00c9duard Goerg and Marcel Gromaire, they exhibited together and their artistic documentation of Paris over a period of several decades gives the observer a deep insight of Les Ann\u00e9e Folles.<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Waldemar George wrote a small illustrated book on Goerg in 1929, and a large book with much color illustration in 1960. Gaston Diehl also did a book on Goerg in 1947 and is included in Raynal\u2019s Modern French Painters, and Jean-Jacques Leveque\u2019s Les Ann\u00e9es Folles.<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":12973,"template":"","meta":[],"product_cat":[79],"product_tag":[],"class_list":["post-15769","product","type-product","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","product_cat-paintings"],"yoast_head":"\n29. Edouard Goerg. (1893-1969.)Brunette and her girlfriends. Brunet\u0117 ir jos draug\u0117s. 1960. - albertogalerie.eu<\/title>\n<meta name=\"description\" content=\"\u00c9douard Goerg was born in Sydney, Australia in 1893, his parents were French. After spending several years in England, his family settled in Paris in 1900. Between 1910 and 1914 Goerg traveled to France, Italy, and India. 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Goerg exhibited at Galerie Berthe Weill in 1922 and 1924, included were his friends and contemporaries Marcel Gromaire, Jules Pascin and Per Krogh. His first one-man exhibition was in Paris in 1925. He showed in Brussels at Galerie du Centaure in 1926, Nouvel Essor, in 1927 and 1929 at Galerie Georges Bernheim. Goerg continued to exhibit for the following four decades. He had exhibition at museums in San Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Athens. Goerg also exhibited in New York, Findley Gallery in Chicago, Boston, and Philadelphia. Goerg illustrated more than dozen books. Early in Goerg\u2019s career he was compared to James Ensor, the Belgian who was part English, and whose work was a forerunner of Expressionsim. Goerg\u2019s paintings are surely rooted in Expressionism, the mood is somber, the colors deep, and his figures are haunting. His early works have elements of Cubism, but he abandoned that discipline. His paintings contain social commentary, strange and unusual composition, and the dark eyes of his subjects suggest hidden secrets. There are strong parallels between \u00c9duard Goerg and Marcel Gromaire, they exhibited together and their artistic documentation of Paris over a period of several decades gives the observer a deep insight of Les Ann\u00e9e Folles. Waldemar George wrote a small illustrated book on Goerg in 1929, and a large book with much color illustration in 1960. 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