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Luis Marsans

Luis Marsans (1930 - 2015) was active/lived in United States, Spain.  Luis Marsans is known for Painting.

Watercolorist and painter, Luis Marsans is mainly known for his series centered on the world of Marcel Proust, entitled "A la recerca del temps perdut", and since 1980 he regularly shows his work at the Claude Bernard gallery in Paris. In fact, he spent part of his childhood in that city because of the war, and did not return to Barcelona with his family until 1940. In 1947 he traveled to Mexico and the United States, and in New York he met Salvador Dalí, through his mutual friend Ismael Smith. He then discovered contemporary art and decided to devote himself to painting, and on his return to Barcelona in 1948 he began his training in the studio of Ramón Rogent. He also came into contact with Dau al Set through Joan Ponç. During this period Marsans becomes interested in the Bauhaus, and travels to France to meet its founder, Walter Gropius. On this trip he visits an exhibition of Cézanne, which will radically change his work. In 1950 he left Rogent's workshop   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2017 characters.]  Artist bio

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