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Market prospective: Eugène Leroy’s case

Art Market | Born in 1910, Eugène Leroy has been known since the 1970’s for his enigmatic art, which is characterized by the accumulation and solidification of pictorial materials into several layers. After his death in 2000, his work was progressively left behind by the art market’s globalized dynamic, which turned its focus towards the Asian region. However, a revival of the artist’s market has been observed recently.

L’oeuvre ’’Grand nu assis’’, 1978-1980 adjugée par Artcurial pour 74.352€ (est. 50.000 - 70.000€) le 29 janvier 2008 © Eugène Leroy
L’oeuvre ’’Grand nu assis’’, 1978-1980 adjugée par Artcurial pour 74.352€ (est. 50.000 - 70.000€) le 29 janvier 2008
© Eugène Leroy

A few points of reference

- At the margins of mainstream trends, Eugéne Leroy’s artistic practice is perceived as a slow exploration leading to an absolute painting, between chaos and light. Discovered and admired by German artist Baselitz, supported by German art dealer Michael Werner and, later on, by the […]

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L’oeuvre ’’Grand nu assis’’, 1978-1980 adjugée par Artcurial pour 74.352€ (est. 50.000 - 70.000€) le 29 janvier 2008 © Eugène Leroy

L’oeuvre ’’Grand nu assis’’, 1978-1980 adjugée par Artcurial pour 74.352€ (est. 50.000 - 70.000€) le 29 janvier 2008
© Eugène Leroy

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