@ The Paul Delvaux Museum
@ The Paul Delvaux Museum
@ The Paul Delvaux Museum
@ The Paul Delvaux Museum
NOW ON VIEW
The Museum reopens Saterday March 2nd 2019
COMING SOON
Maison Périer, La bibliothèque (1954)
(Périer House, The Labrary)
India ink and watercolour en pencil on paper
38 x 74,5 cm
© Foundation Paul Delvaux Collection
IN THE PAST
An introspective look with the crayon way is the final part of the cycle of three exhibitions that the Museum dedicated to the printmaking of Paul Delvaux. This part is an ode to the vitality of the artist, who at the end of his life dedicated himself to a new technique for him. Encouraged by his nephew Charles Van Deun, Delvaux recovered the same pleasure in the so-called 'crayon way' that he had always experienced.
These prints in varnish give us an insight into the way Delvaux then looked back on his work from the past. The exhibition shows striking relationships with earlier works and emphasizes the importance of ancient sources as a creative fish pond. These intimate prints, which announce the last works - the designs of the Mémoires (Drawings from memory) - offer the visitor especially the opportunity to delve into the special world of Delvaux.