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Edouard Joseph Goerg

Edouard Joseph Goerg (1893 - 1969) was active/lived in France, England, Australia.  Edouard Goerg is known for Expressionist painting, female figure subjects, engraving, illustration.

Édouard Goerg, born in Sydney (Australia) on June 9, 1893 and died in Callian (Var) on April 13, 19692, is a French expressionist painter, engraver and illustrator.

Born in Australia3 of French parents, in a family of champagne merchants, Édouard Goerg then gained their counter in Great Britain, where he stayed a few years before settling in Paris in 1900. From then on, he traveled a lot in France as in Italy, India and Ceylon. Breaking with his bourgeois family who intended to resume trading in champagne, Goerg is moving towards painting.

He became a pupil of Paul Sérusier and Maurice Denis at the Ranson Academy in Paris where he studied from 1913 to 1914. There he met the painter from Bordeaux Georges Préveraud Sonneville (1889-1978) with whom he became friends, then he follows the teaching of Antoine Bourdelle4.
Goerg was mobilized during the First World War, until 1919. He was sent to the Western Front, then posted to the eastern parts   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 6287 characters.]  Artist bio

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