Biography
Albert Gleizes (1881–1953) — French painter (1881–1953).
Albert Gleizes worked as painter, watercolorist, printmaker, draftsperson, art theorist and writer and is associated with France. Their documented life spans the years 1881 to 1953, born in Paris, died in Avignon. Their work is linked to Section d'Or, Salon Cubism.
| Disciplines | painter, watercolorist, printmaker, draftsperson, art theorist, writer |
|---|---|
| Born | 1881, Paris |
| Died | 1953, Avignon |
| Nationality | France |
| Movement | Section d'Or, Salon Cubism |
Works
- The Tree
- Woman with Black Glove
- The Publisher Eugène Figuière
- View of Budapest
- Cubist Landscape
- L'Homme au hamac (Man in a Hammock)
- The Astor Cup Races (Flags)
- Portrait of Igor Stravinsky
- Chal Post
- Landscape
- Circus Equestrienne
- Football Players
- Portrait of Jacques Nayral
- Man in a Hammock
- Kelly Springfield
- On Brooklyn Bridge
- Le Chemin, Paysage à Meudon
- Woman with Phlox
- Harvest Threshing
- The Bathers
- Painting for Contemplation, Dominant Rose and Green
- The Banks of the Marne
- La Chasse
- Portrait of an Army Doctor
- Head in a Landscape
- Woman with animals
- Passy, Bridges of Paris
- Bermuda
- Man on a Balcony
- Composition for "Jazz"
- Brooklyn Bridge
- Spanish Dancer
