Simone Fattal. Cities at the Bottom of a Lake
The Musée d'Art moderne de Paris is dedicating its first monographic exhibition in a Parisian museum to Simone Fattal, running from September 18, 2026, to January 24, 2027. Titled 'Cities at the Bottom of a Lake,' it gathers over a hundred works covering more than fifty years of création, from early landscape painting...
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The Musée d'Art moderne de Paris is dedicating its first monographic exhibition in a Parisian museum to Simone Fattal, running from September 18, 2026, to January 24, 2027. Titled 'Cities at the Bottom of a Lake,' it gathers over a hundred works covering more than fifty years of création, from early landscape painting. The Musée d'Art moderne de Paris is dedicating its first monographic exhibition in a Parisian museum to Simone Fattal, running from September 18, 2026, to January 24, 2027.
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Because at over 80, Simone Fattal is one of the most recognized artists of her generation and had never had a monographic exhibition in a Parisian museum. Because a hundred works are enough to understand an entire trajectory, from pre-war Lebanon to Paris. An.
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Overview
The Musée d'Art moderne de Paris is dedicating its first monographic exhibition in a Parisian museum to Simone Fattal, running from September 18, 2026, to January 24, 2027. Titled 'Cities at the Bottom of a Lake,' it gathers over a hundred works covering more than fifty years of création, from early landscape painting...
First Paris monograph dedicated to Simone Fattal, « Des villes au fond d'un lac » gathers at the Musée d'Art moderne a century of works and more than fifty years of création: proto-ceramics, landscape paintings, waterco...
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