Jean BAIER
(1932 – 1999)
In his ‘Compositions’, Jean Baier, a self-taught artist from Geneva, contrasts geometric shapes composed of large flat areas of colour, creating tensions and visual fractures. He follows the principles of Neoplasticism theorised by Mondrian: no curves or obliques, just straight lines in pure colours. The work must not be symmetrical, but must demonstrate perfect balance.
Festival de la Cité, Genève
circa 1960
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1968
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circa 1970
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Jean Baier, Musée de l'Athénée Genève
1973
CHF 940.–
Jean Baier, Epreuve d'artiste
circa 1980
CHF 570.–
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