Marc Mendelson : Monographies de l'art moderne
rif. 37331ULB/GRAM 1995 1995. Relie toile jaune sous jaquette 305 x 250 x 23 mm. 187pp. uiills. en coul. et n/b. ISBN 9789053491904. Marc Mendelson was a painter watercolorist serigrapher and sculptor. His British parents settle in Antwerp in 1922. Debuts with magical realism and evolves from 1948 to abstract material painting and after 1966 to a personal neo-figurative art. Practices sculpture since 1962. He studied at NHISKA 1934 -39 G. van de Woestyne and I. Opsomer and made his debut in 1942 in Antwerp. His art is considered 'degenerate art' by the Germans and he is arrested during an exhibition in Brussels in 1943. Participates in the exhibitions of Apport 1944 - 1948. Settled in Brussels in 1944. Mendelson is co-founder and designer of the logo of La Jeune Peinture Belge 1945 and participates in the association's exhibitions. Co-founder of Espace 1952. Vice-President of Les Amis de l'Art and organizer of modern art events. He is the creator of the murals in the Ostend Casino 1952. He works as a teacher of screen printing at Ter Kameren 1951 - 1980 and is a member of the Royal Academy 1965. He makes the mural panel Happy Metro to you in the Park metro station in Brussels 1974. His work is represented in numerous museums including Antwerp Brussels Ixelles Ghent Stockholm New York Guggenheim and Pittsburgh Carnegie. ULB/GRAM, 1995 1995 unknown
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