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The post-war period was a happy and prosperous one for Collioure, attracting artists eager to reconnect with the pleasure of creation and a certain carefree spirit. For just over 20 years, Collioure, like other villages along the Mediterranean coast, built its legend.
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Model | 9782382031957 |
Artist | Peinture XXe siècle |
Author | Sous la direction de Claire Muchir |
Publisher | Musée d’Art Moderne, Collioure / In Fine éditions d’art |
Format | Ouvrage broché |
Number of pages | 144 |
Language | Bilingue Français / English |
Dimensions | 250 x 195 |
Technique(s) | Illustrations : 88 |
Published | 2024 |
Museum | Musée d’Art Moderne, Collioure |
Exhibition Catalogue "Collioure 1945-1985 - Full Sun", presented at the Musée d'Art Moderne de Collioure (June 8 - September 29, 2024).
This Collioure, joyful and festive, vibrates around a few strong personalities. Willy Mucha, René Pous and Balbino Giner attracted artists and showbiz stars alike, mingling in an atmosphere where work did not exclude partying. One goes to Collioure to see as much as to be seen.
The last fires of the painters' town shone brightly before the coast was transformed into a leisure area under the pressure of heliotropism and tourist development. In 1968, in a huge bonfire, the boats of Collioure were burnt to free up the beach and make way for the burgeoning tourism industry. The fishing port became a seaside resort, authenticity became folklore and artists deserted the town.
In 1985, the installation of the museum in the Villa Pams turned this history into heritage. One world leads to another.
Contents
Plein soleil / Full Sun
Willy Mucha in the shadow of the bell tower
The Knights Templar, friendship as a compass
1950s, Collioure at its zenith
The blue hour
1960s, the last lights
1970s, blinded by the light
1980s, the bite of the sun
Chronologies
Biographical notes
Bibliography
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