Jean-Claude SILBERMAN (born 1935). "The stability of employment". Carved painted wood sculpture signed, titled, numbered "1/4' and dated (19)85 on the back. Height 67 cm - Width : 142 cm Jean-Claude SILBERMANN, also known by the pseudonym "Enclos de six bananes" or Sam BERLINN, is a painter and writer who declared himself a poet in 1959. He participated in the Surrealist movement until 1969. In 1973, his work was exhibited at the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris, where it was noted for its formal links with contemporary art. Teacher, writer, poet, lyricist, director of the film "Mais qui a salé la salade de céleri" (Who salted the celery salad?) presented at the Centre Pompidou on March 1, 2018, Jean-Claude SILBERMANN is an established contemporary artist whose work is protean.
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€400 - €600
Result
€650
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27%
Jean-Claude SILBERMAN (born 1935).
"The stability of employment".
Carved painted wood sculpture signed, titled, numbered "1/4' and dated (19)85 on the back.
Height 67 cm - Width : 142 cm
Jean-Claude SILBERMANN, also known by the pseudonym "Enclos de six bananes" or Sam BERLINN, is a painter and writer who declared himself a poet in 1959. He participated in the Surrealist movement until 1969. In 1973, his work was exhibited at the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris, where it was noted for its formal links with contemporary art.
Teacher, writer, poet, lyricist, director of the film "Mais qui a salé la salade de céleri" (Who salted the celery salad?) presented at the Centre Pompidou on March 1, 2018, Jean-Claude SILBERMANN is an established contemporary artist whose work is protean.
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