Marcel Mathys
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Marcel Mathys
Marcel Mathys (1887-1961) was the Swiss survivor of the artistic avant-garde of the early 20th century. His works indicate a remarkable awareness of his contemporaries, as he incorporated elements of the Cubist and Futurist approaches in his works. He was also influenced by the works of the contemporary Swiss artists Paul Klee and Hans Arp, and his works often reflected their influence. Mathys' most famous works include the painting 'Les portraits', and the drawings 'Abstract Figurations' and 'Translucide'. He was also known for his large-scale works such as 'Structure VIII', 'Rye Fields 4' and 'The City'. Marcel Mathys' works are often characterized by his use of bright colors, bold lines and a sense of dynamism.
Marcel Mathys, Swiss artist, avant-garde, Cubism, Futurism, Paul Klee, Hans Arp.
— Mei Wang
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