Georges Vantongerloo
Belgium (1886—1965)
Vantongerloo started his career in Antwerp. He moved to The Netherlands in 1914 and met Mondrian, van der Leck and van Doesburg: he founded with them the De Stijl movement and its Journal. He moved back to Brussels and later to Menton, where he worked with Max Bill on architectural projects. He settled in Paris, where he founded the Abstraction-Création group, and remained its vice-president until 1937. He continued to participate to international exhibitions until his death.
Vouloir
Revue mensuelle d'esthétique néo-plastique / Magazine / Letterpress / 25.4 x 32.4 cm / Lille, 1924-1927
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Willi Baumeister / Enrico Prampolini / Michel Seuphor / Gino Severini / Joaquín Torres García / Hendrik Nicolaas Werkman / César Domela / Vilmos Huszár / Georges Vantongerloo / Henryk Stażewski / Jean Arp / Wassily Kandinsky / Fernand Léger / Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret) / Pablo Picasso / Kurt Schwitters / Piet Mondriaan
Max Bill / Naum Gabo / Jean Gorin / Bart van der Leck / István Beöthy (Etienne) / Luigi Veronesi / Jean Hélion / Auguste Herbin / František Kupka / Georges Vantongerloo / Katarzyna Kobro / Josef Albers / Jean Arp / Sonia Delaunay / Wassily Kandinsky / László Moholy-Nagy / Pablo Picasso / Kurt Schwitters / Theo Van Doesburg / Piet Mondriaan
Abstraction création art non figuratif
Magazine / Letterpress / 21.2 x 27.8 cm / Paris, 1932-1936
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Willi Baumeister / Naum Gabo / Lucia Moholy / Gerrit Rietveld / Paul Schuitema / Albert Renger-Patzsch / Max Burchartz / Martin Munkácsi / Vilmos Huszár / Georges Vantongerloo / Jean Arp / Wassily Kandinsky / Lajos Kassák / El Lissitzky (Lazar Markovich Lissitzky) / Kazimir Maljevič / László Moholy-Nagy / Kurt Schwitters / Piet Mondriaan
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Internationale revue / Magazine / Letterpress / 21 x 30 cm / Amsterdam, 1927-1929