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"Ecriture en Masse" de Judith Reigl (1964) et "Sans Titre" de Bernard Réquichot de la série "Traces Graphiques" (1957-58) à l'exposition “Daniel Cordier, l'Ivre d'Arts” aux “Abattoirs” - Musée Frac Occitanie Toulouse - dans les anciens abattoirs de la ville de Toulouse conçu par l’architecte Urbain Vitry (1832-1988) - France, juillet 2025.
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"Homme" de Judit Reigl (1968) à l'exposition "Judit Reigl" au Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, juillet 2018.
"Corps au Pluriel" de Judit Reigl (1983) à l'exposition "Judit Reigl" au Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, juillet 2018.
"Homme" de Judit Reigl (1967) à l'exposition "Judit Reigl" au Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, juillet 2018.
"Les Cavaliers de l'Apocalypse" encre et aquarelle de Judit Reigl (circa 1947) à l'exposition “Apocalypse. Hier et Demain” de la BnF Mitterrand, Paris, juin 2025.
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Judit Reigl (Hungarian-French, 1923-2020)
They have an insatiable thirst for the infinite, 1950
Oil on canvas
Judit Reigl (Hungarian-French, 1923-2020)
Man, 1967
Oil on canvas, 236 x 206 cm
“JUDIT REIGL”, Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris (MAM), juillet 2018.
