Alexandra Exter (1882-1949)
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Alexandra Exter (1882-1949)

Décor de Théâtre, Edition des Quatre Chemins, Paris, 1930

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Alexandra Exter (1882-1949)
Décor de Théâtre, Edition des Quatre Chemins, Paris, 1930
the set of 15 pochoirs in colours with extensive gouache hand finishing, on Arches, from the unnumbered edition of 150, the full sheets, deckle edge below, lacking the text and portfolio, occasional foxing in the margins, otherwise in very good condition
L. 247 x 340 mm. (and smaller), S. 332 x 503 mm. (each) (15)
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Richard Lloyd
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Exter's designs were very warmly received when she showed them in 1927 at the Galerie aux Quatre Chemins, Paris. 'Alexandra Exter's exhibition demonstrates her very great talent', wrote André Boll in a contemporary review: 'her conceptions reflect that thirst for originality which presides over the renewal of stage design in the USSR' (quoted in Chauvelin, p. 305). Many of her remarkable designs consider the role and essence of light and create what Chauvelin terms 'Light Sculptures' - ethereal constructions which at once define and elude space; objects on the edge of Materiality, 'almost mythical objects, at least as close to Suprematism than to Constructivism, which had been their starting point. Exter had thus solved the fundamental contradiction of the Russian avant-garde' (Chauvelin, p. 307).

Chauvelin et al., Alexandra Exter, Chevilly-Larue, 2003, pp. 304-327.