Raoul Ubac

Painter and sculptor of abstract works

Raoul Ubac - Painter and sculptor of abstract works
Born

1910
115 years ago

Died

March 22nd, 1985
39 years ago — 75 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

France

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Active in the 20th century, a French painter, sculptor, photographer, and engraver contributed to the abstract art movement. Educated in Paris, engaged with various art forms throughout a career that spanned several decades. Served as an associate of the CoBrA group, characterized by a focus on spontaneity and vibrant color. Worked in multiple mediums, exploring themes related to nature and abstraction. International exhibitions featured the artist's work, showcasing an evolution of style.

Developed a unique style blending abstraction

Contributed to the CoBrA group

Exhibited widely in Europe

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