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Simone Boisecq

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25: 222: 281:, and moved to Algiers in 1920. She began working in administration where she met her future husband whom she married in 1921. After the birth of Simone Boisecq the following year, she left her job in administration and resumed teaching piano. The Boisecq family lived west of Algiers in the La Consolation neighborhood. 135: 315:
before devoting herself to art. Her early aesthetic influences were primitive art, the landscapes of Algeria and Brittany, and her admiration and friendships with surrealist poets and painters. As a young artist with a rising career in Paris, Boisecq established friendships with
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Boisecq has exhibited her work widely. Between 1999 and 2001, retrospective exhibitions of her work were presented in France, Germany, and Portugal. Between 2011 and 2013, a traveling exhibition of Boisecq and Karl-Jean Longuet's works, titled
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As a student at the Lycée Delacroix (now the Lycée Aroudj & Kheiredine Barbarous) she began reading the works of
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was published in 2018. In 2021, an exhibition of her and Longuet's work was presented in
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Le Soleil et l'envol, À la rencontre de Simone Boisecq et Karl-Jean Longuet, sculpteurs
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in 1956. Her work has been described a synthesis between abstraction and figuration.
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All biographical information taken from Valérie Lawitschka and Anne Longuet Marx,
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Images des œuvres de Simone Boisecq et Karl-Jean Longuet au Musée Unterlinden
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to Émile Boisecq and Suzanne Deferre on April 7, 1922. Her father was from
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sculpture from her father that had been purchased at the Chartres market.
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Boisecq's works are found in numerous museum collections, including the
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Karl-Jean Longuet et Simone Boisecq, de la sculpture à la cité rêvée
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Toutes les Ĺ“uvres de Simone Boisecq sont reproduites dans
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Donation Boisecq Longuet au musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon
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