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[[Image:Selma marches philippe derome.jpg|thumb|right|''Selma marche'', oil on canvas, by Philippe Derome 1965]] |
[[Image:Selma marches philippe derome.jpg|thumb|right|''Selma marche'', oil on canvas, by Philippe Derome 1965]] |
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[[File:Philippe Derome Still Life Painting 1954.jpg|alt=|thumb|Still Life of Mackerel and Mullets, oil on board, by Philippe Derome 1954]] |
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'''Philippe Derome''' (born 18 February 1937 in [[Paris]]) is a French figurative painter. |
'''Philippe Derome''' (born 18 February 1937 in [[Paris]]) is a French figurative painter. |
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== Biography == |
== Biography == |
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Philippe Derome grew up in [[Boulogne-Billancourt]] and in [[Villeurbanne]]. In 1956 he settled in Paris where he studied for two years with [[Paul Colin (artist)|Paul Colin]]. From 1960 to 1970 he was privileged enough to be part of the sophisticated and artistic circles of Paris. In Paris, he met black American students and writers such as [[James Baldwin (writer)|James Baldwin]]. Baldwin fed his interest on issues related to black American identity. Later in the 1980s he also painted themes about the black people in France. The staggered representation of recreation is another dominant theme seen in |
Philippe Derome grew up in [[Boulogne-Billancourt]] and in [[Villeurbanne]]. In 1956 he settled in Paris where he studied for two years with [[Paul Colin (artist)|Paul Colin]]. From 1960 to 1970 he was privileged enough to be part of the sophisticated and artistic circles of Paris. In Paris, he met black American students and writers such as [[James Baldwin (writer)|James Baldwin]]. Baldwin fed his interest on issues related to black American identity. Later in the 1980s he also painted themes about the black people in France. The staggered representation of recreation is another dominant theme seen in Derome's work. |
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== Themes == |
== Themes == |
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His main subjects are : |
His main subjects are : |
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[[File:Le flore philippe derome.jpg|thumb|right|''Le Flore'', oil on canvas, 1974]] |
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*The leisure civilisation : [[Ski]], beaches scenes, nights clubs<ref name="Collection">Couteau-Bégarie auctions - Collection [[Raymond Subes]] - 2008, Collection [[Georges Geffroy]], Paris - Collection [[Roger Hauert]] - [[David Rockefeller]] NY<!-- Collection --></ref><ref name="Annick Gendron gallery"/> |
*The leisure civilisation : [[Ski]], beaches scenes, nights clubs<ref name="Collection">Couteau-Bégarie auctions - Collection [[Raymond Subes]] - 2008, Collection [[Georges Geffroy]], Paris - Collection [[Roger Hauert]] - [[David Rockefeller]] NY<!-- Collection --></ref><ref name="Annick Gendron gallery"/> |
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==Artworks== |
==Artworks== |
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*''Still Life with Mackerel and Red Mullet<ref>{{ |
*[[File:Still Life of Mackerel and Mullets, 1954.jpg|thumb|Still Life of Mackerel and Red Mullet, oil on masonite board, by Phillippe Derome 1954]]''Still Life with Mackerel and Red Mullet<<ref>{{Cite web |url=https://www.ebay.com/itm/Philippe-Derome-1937-mackerel-and-mullets-hsi-paul-colin-marine-fish-/114569766197?nma=true&si=bOgbXlo05CDLpe8e%252FjBUuhZRsb0%253D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557 |title=Philippe Derome (1937) mackerel and mullets hsi paul colin marine fish | eBay |access-date=10 January 2021 |archive-date=12 January 2021 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210112055750/https://www.ebay.com/itm/Philippe-Derome-1937-mackerel-and-mullets-hsi-paul-colin-marine-fish-/114569766197?nma=true&si=bOgbXlo05CDLpe8e%252FjBUuhZRsb0%253D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557 |url-status=dead }}</ref>'' (1954) |
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*''Riot'' (1963) |
*''Riot'' (1963) |
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*''Selma marche'' (1968) |
*''Selma marche'' (1968) |
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* [http://asso-action-art.fr/actionart/philippe%20derome%20peintures.html Philippe Derome : ''Paintings''] |
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Latest revision as of 09:45, 11 April 2024
Philippe Derome (born 18 February 1937 in Paris) is a French figurative painter.
Biography
[edit]Philippe Derome grew up in Boulogne-Billancourt and in Villeurbanne. In 1956 he settled in Paris where he studied for two years with Paul Colin. From 1960 to 1970 he was privileged enough to be part of the sophisticated and artistic circles of Paris. In Paris, he met black American students and writers such as James Baldwin. Baldwin fed his interest on issues related to black American identity. Later in the 1980s he also painted themes about the black people in France. The staggered representation of recreation is another dominant theme seen in Derome's work.
Themes
[edit]His main subjects are :
- The leisure civilisation : Ski, beaches scenes, nights clubs[1][2]
- Négritude, Civil Rights Movement, Selma to Montgomery marches and later black people in France.[2][3]
- Vanitas[2]
- War[4]
Techniques
[edit]- Oils and acrylics on canvas, gouaches on paper.
- Objects and painted furnitures.[5]
- Collages : books of photograpics assemblies or colors papers silhouette cut and stuck as artwork
Artworks
[edit]- Still Life with Mackerel and Red Mullet<[6] (1954)
- Riot (1963)
- Selma marche (1968)
- Black head (1971)
- Le Flore'(1973)
- Jusqu'à quand ? (1974)
- Skieurs (1976)
- Harmony (1987)
- Tank rouge (1994)
- AIDS, hotel Bailey, NY (1997)[7]
Shows
[edit]- 1959 : Galerie Luc Burnap. Saint-Tropez. France
- 1960 : Luc Burnap Gallery. New York. USA
- 1967 : Biennale du Grand Palais, Paris (« Ph. Derome peint une conversation au Flore à la manière de Jean-Luc Godart », J. Warnod, le Figaro
- 1968 : Salon de Mai «A very hard-working young painter who knows what he wants and worries very little about –isms and the théories and ideas of others. » Edouard Roditi, NY Diplomat
- 1973 - 1980 : Galerie Annick Gendron Paris
- 1974 : Collection Jean Pierre Brasseur-Gregor. Munich (with a documentary realized by Fassbinder)
- 1978 : Marbella Club. Marbella
Notes and references
[edit]- ^ Couteau-Bégarie auctions - Collection Raymond Subes - 2008, Collection Georges Geffroy, Paris - Collection Roger Hauert - David Rockefeller NY
- ^ a b c Galerie Annick Gendron, Paris- 1973-1980
- ^ Correspondence with Dominique de Ménil, Menil Archives, The Menil Collection, Houston
- ^ Action Art contemporary art show
- ^ Collection Charles Sévigny - Yves Vidal Christie's auction house 2009 Suite de "MICROMISS ILES" No. 12
- ^ "Philippe Derome (1937) mackerel and mullets hsi paul colin marine fish | eBay". Archived from the original on 12 January 2021. Retrieved 10 January 2021.
- ^ Bailey House website