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Yves Tanguy

French painter (1900–1955)

Born in 8th arrondissement of Paris. Died in Woodbury.

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A life in paintings

Born 190014 dated paintingsDied 1955

14 works

  • Vite! Vite!
    Vite! Vite!
    Yves Tanguy
    1926 · Museum of Modern Art
  • Mama, Papa Is Wounded!
    Mama, Papa Is Wounded!
    Yves Tanguy
    1927 · Museum of Modern Art
  • At 4 O'Clock in the Summer, Hope
    At 4 O'Clock in the Summer, Hope
    Yves Tanguy
    1929 · Musée National d'Art Moderne
  • The Lovers
    The Lovers
    Yves Tanguy
    1929 · Museum Folkwang
  • Fraud in the Garden
    Fraud in the Garden
    Yves Tanguy
    1930
  • Promontory Palace
    Promontory Palace
    Yves Tanguy
    1931 · Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
  • Nid d'amphioxus
    Nid d'amphioxus
    Yves Tanguy
    1936 · Museum of Grenoble
  • The Sun in Its Jewel Case
    The Sun in Its Jewel Case
    Yves Tanguy
    1937 · Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
  • La lumière, la solitude
    La lumière, la solitude
    Yves Tanguy
    1940
  • Still and Always
    Still and Always
    Yves Tanguy
    1942 · Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
  • Indefinite Divisibility
    Indefinite Divisibility
    Yves Tanguy
    1942 · Buffalo AKG Art Museum
  • There, Motion Has Not Yet Ceased
    There, Motion Has Not Yet Ceased
    Yves Tanguy
    1945 · Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
  • Multiplication of the Arcs
    Multiplication of the Arcs
    Yves Tanguy
    1954 · Museum of Modern Art
  • Imaginary Numbers
    Imaginary Numbers
    Yves Tanguy
    1954 · Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
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