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Lot Essay
Cette oeuvre est enregistrée dans les archives Serge Poliakoff sous le No. 964066.
'La peinture de Poliakoff est une de celles qui se prêtent le moins aux commentaires. C'est le monde du silence et de la "peinture pure". C'est avant tout, dit le peintre lui-même, "un poême plastique". Mais son "petit miracle", c'est sans doute de savoir faire vibrer le silence.'
'Poliakoff's paintings are among those that are least susceptible to written commentary. His is a world of silence and "pure painting". Above all, as the painter himself says, they are "poems in plastic". But, undoubtedly, his "little miracle" is his ability to make his silence vibrate.'
(Michel Ragon, "Serge Poliakoff", Arts, 11 novembre 1964)
'La peinture de Poliakoff est une de celles qui se prêtent le moins aux commentaires. C'est le monde du silence et de la "peinture pure". C'est avant tout, dit le peintre lui-même, "un poême plastique". Mais son "petit miracle", c'est sans doute de savoir faire vibrer le silence.'
'Poliakoff's paintings are among those that are least susceptible to written commentary. His is a world of silence and "pure painting". Above all, as the painter himself says, they are "poems in plastic". But, undoubtedly, his "little miracle" is his ability to make his silence vibrate.'
(Michel Ragon, "Serge Poliakoff", Arts, 11 novembre 1964)