For the first time, a Fondation Beyeler exhibition centers around art works from Africa and Oceania. Each of the thirteen exhibition spaces focuses on an African or Oceanian cultural region, emphasizing its unique character. These extra- European works of the highest quality and global significance are juxtaposed with masterpieces of classical modernism from the Beyeler collection.
Works
African Masks Vincent van Gogh, Champ aux meules de blé Figures of the Senufo Paul Cézanne, Madame Cézanne au fauteuil jaune Nkisi (Nail Figures) from the Congo Georges Braque, Femme lisant Works from Polynesia Paul Klee, Wald-Hexen Tino aitu Figures from Nukuoro Atoll Henri Rousseau, Le lion, ayant faim, se jette sur l’antilope Hunting Helpers and Ancestor Figures from the Upper Korewori River Henri Matisse, Nu bleu, la grenouille Malagan Carvings from North New Ireland Uli Figures from Central New Ireland Fernand Léger, Les perroquets (Les acrobates) A Feather Image from Hawai'i Mark Rothko, No. 64 (Untitled) Sculptures of the Mundugumor from the Yuat River Pablo Picasso, Figure (Femme assise)
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