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Serge Charchoune

Serge Charchoune (1888 - 1975) was active/lived in Russian Federation.  Serge Charchoune is known for Abstract, cubist and non-objective painting.

Although he was a friend and contemporary of Man Ray and Marcel Duchamp, Serge Charchoune's reluctance to associate too closely with any one group contributed to his prolonged relative obscurity. ARTnews "introduced" Charchoune to the general public in 1960, the year of his first solo exhibition in the United States. Man Ray took his photography in 1925 shortly after Charchoune's break with Dadaism. Put off by the political elements of the Dadaist movement, Charchoune pursued an unapologetically ornamental style of abstract painting influenced by Spanish-Moorish art and the icons of his native Russia.

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"Serge Charchoune", Portrait of the Art World, A Century of ARTnews Photographs, /www.npg.si.edu/cexh/artnews/charc.htm

The achievement of Franco-Russian painter Serge Charchoune (1889-1975) is among the least widely known or understood in twentieth-century European art. Sometimes seen as a minor practitioner of major modernist styles—Dada, Cubism, P   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2115 characters.]  Artist bio

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