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Credit for painting in banner Sylvia Sleigh, SoHo 20 Gallery, 1974 (detail). Oil on canvas, diptych, each 72x96”. Artists pictured: Marilyn Raymond, Barbara Coleman, Eileen Spikol, Sharon Wybrants, Elena Borstein, Joan Glueckman.

The artist Marie Raymond’s painting was changed forever by these experiences. The painter found inspiration again in her passion for esotericism and the Cosmos. From 1964, she painted a series of works that she called Abstraction-Figures-Astres .

Marie Raymond (1908–1988) was an abstract painter from the Tachisme movement in the 50s. Raymond was one of the most successful painters of the post-war abstract movement in Paris. Raymond's success story remains unknown as she was eclipsed by her son's success.

Jul 4, 2021 · A renowned artist and a prominent figure in the Paris art scene, Raymond was a leading female exponent of Abstraction Lyrique, a new vein of abstract painting, along with Vieira da Silva. She showed alongside Pierre Soulages, Hans Hartung, and Serge Poliakoff and was friends with Nicolas de Staël.

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A major figure in postwar lyrical abstraction, French painter Marie Raymond (1908–89) is perhaps best known as the wife of painter Fred Klein and the mother of French Nouveau Réaliste Yves Klein. That perception is wrong, according to Michèle Gazier.

View Marie Raymond’s 251 artworks on artnet. Find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks for sale, the latest news, and sold auction prices. See available paintings, and works on paper for sale and learn about the artist.

The art of Marilyn Rea, a native of Western Pennsylvania, is vibrant, colorful, and precisely realistic. This is evident in nautical scenes, wildlife subjects, nostalgic images, and landscapes.

Marie Raymond was a leading female exponent of Abstraction Lyrique, along with Vieira da Silva. A member of the highly influential group of artists that were brought together by the critic Charles Estienne in 1946, Raymond was extremely successful in her personal exploration of abstract art.