Sean Scully - Loup gris 2007

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L'artiste irlandais Sean Scully a composé son tableau en disposant des rectangles colorés les uns à côté des autres. Savoir plus sur la façon dont l'oeuvre est l'expression de l'énergie et de la sensibilité de l'artiste. Un podcast de la série sur les oeuvres phares de la collection du Musée des Beaux-Arts de Berne.

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