Paul Citroen
Illustrator and educator, known for modernism
Born
1896
129 years ago
Died
March 13th, 1983
42 years ago — 87 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Netherlands
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An illustrator and educator engaged in modernist art, contributed to artistic movements and education in the Netherlands and Germany. Worked with various mediums, including painting and graphic design. Developed an influential pedagogical approach that combined artistic expression with technical skills. Actively participated in exhibitions, showcasing works that emphasized geometric forms and abstraction. Held teaching positions at multiple institutions, influencing generations of artists.
Participated in the Van Abbe Museum exhibitions
Contributed to graphic design in modernist style
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