Jacques Hérold

Jacques Hérold (Romania, 1910 - France, 1987) is a painter, graphic designer and surrealist sculptor.

Born with Piatr has, in Romania, it very early refuses the academic teaching of painting.

It carries out several posters to pay its voyage on a boat of the Danube.

It arrives at Paris in 1930, where it works as assistant of Brancusi and meets certain surrealist painters of which Yves Tanguy.

André Breton and Jean-Pierre Duprey imagines for him a list of titles of tables and dedicate to him a text that Hérold placards, with its own illustrations, on the walls of Paris, little before May 1968, just as of the poems of his/her friend Gherasim Luca.

Michel Bittern and Alain Jouffroy devoted thorough studies to him.

Works

  • Maltreated painting , ED. Fata Morgana (1985)
  • Participation in the invention and the figures (Lamiel and the Marquis de Sade) of new a Card deck: the Play of Marseilles in 1940 (published in 1983)
  • the Reading light of eagle , painted with Oppède (1942)
  • Illustration of livable Earth of Julien Gracq, Paris (1951)
  • Illustration of the Eagle, Miss collection of letters of the marquis de Sade joined together by Gilbert Lely, Paris (1949)
  • Illustration of the Mirror of the marvellous of Pierre Mabille, Paris (1962),
  • Illustration of the writings of the Rumanian poet Gellu Naum

Exposures

  • International exhibition of the surrealism of 1947 (gallery Maeght, Paris),
  • the whole of its tables, the gallery of the Books of art, with a text of presentation of André Breton in 1947.

Internal bonds

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