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Frans Krajcberg
I want to scream my revolt!
Frans Kracjberg is born in Kozienicé (Poland) in 1921. He takes the Brazilian citizenship in 1956. First engineer than painter, he fights for our planet through sculptures and pictures. Very young, he gets right inside the second world war; his mother, a communist activist is executed by the nazis and himself is put in jail in Poland, he succeds in escaping and goes to the USSR and Leningrad where he studies hydraulics and takes Fine Arts classes. At the end of the war, he moves to Stuttgart,...
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Biography of Frans Krajcberg
Frans Kracjberg is born in Kozienicé (Poland) in 1921. He takes the Brazilian citizenship in 1956. First engineer than painter, he fights for our planet through sculptures and pictures. Very young, he gets right inside the second world war; his mother, a communist activist is executed by the nazis and himself is put in jail in Poland, he succeds in escaping and goes to the USSR and Leningrad where he studies hydraulics and takes Fine Arts classes. At the end of the war, he moves to Stuttgart, joins the recently re-opened Willi Baumeisster's class, a Bauhaus artist. A letter from Baumeister for Fernand Leger leads him to Paris. He lives for few months with Marc Chagall, then goes to Brazil in 1947. In Sao Paulo, he is a warehouseman at the modern art museum, then goes back to his artistic activities, Frans Krajcberg shows his paintings at the Paulista art modern Exhibit and at the Domus Gallery. It will be the start of a long artistic career. « I'm looking for images to shout my revolt » .
The artist died in Rio de Janeiro on November 15th, 2017.
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Circa 1968 Original lithograph and embossing, signed in pencil. Ed. Au Vent d'Arles, Paris. WithoutCatalogue(s) raisonné(s)
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To read from or about the artist :
* « L'Art révolté - Frans Krajcberg, un artiste pour sauver la forêt », Pascale Lismonde, Frans Krajcberg (photos), Ed. Gallimard-Jeunesse / Giboulées, Paris, 2005* « Destruction-Destruçao », Ed. Materia Prima, Québec, 2005
* « Frans Krajcberg à Bagatelle », Ed. Connaissance des Arts, Paris, 2005
* « Frans Krajcberg, la traversée du feu », Claude Mollard et Pascale Lismonde, Ed. Isthme, Paris, 2005
* « Le Nouveau Manifeste du Naturalisme intégral », Claude Mollard, Frans Krajcberg, Critères Ed., 2013
* « Frans Krajcberg, un artiste en résistance », catalogue d'exposition, Musée de l'Homme, Paris, 2016
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