15/01/2026
[BRAFA 2026]
Focus œuvre
Moïse KISLING, Portrait de jeune enfant au chapeau bleu, 1928
Kisling, accompanied by a group of artists driven by their deep passion for art, settled in Paris from various corners of the world. They shared living spaces in attic lofts and cottages on the Left Bank of the Seine, coming from diverse cultural backgrounds and speaking different languages. Through this convergence, they gradually established a flexible, diverse, liberated, and creative microcosm. The multitude of artistic styles they represented defied easy classification, leading art historians to collectively refer to them as the « School of Paris. » Among the prominent figures of this movement were, among others, Pablo Picasso from Spain, Moïse Kisling from Poland, Marc Chagall from Russia, Chaïm Soutine from Belarus, Tsuguharu Foujita from Japan, and especially his friend Amedeo Modigliani from Italy.
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