Pierre Alechinsky. Carta Canta. Histoire portraits de Rembrandt

portraits de Rembrandt

on the responsibility of Pericles and on the inevitability of war

in its obligatory obscurities due to the very obscurity of meaning

The first part

after painting Belle-Ile

Pierre Alechinsky. Carta Canta. Histoire portraits de Rembrandt"Until I'm thirty, whenever I can, I'll escape from painting. You run away. Nothing prepares the painter for solitude. He did his apprenticeship surrounded by comrades. But one day, he'll have to go into a cell," stated Pierre Alechinsky in Peintures et crits (Yves Rivire publisher, 1977). His entire work, a universe of constructed, glued, assembled papers, of old papers deafening with an outdated topicality, passes from image to text in the same ink.