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Art Informel: a standalone construct

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Art history

the postwar European abstraction of gesture and matter that Tapie called an other art, rejecting geometric order and composition.

In art history, Art Informel refers to the postwar European abstraction of gesture and matter that Tapie called an other art, rejecting geometric order and composition. This meaning comes from Tapié (1952) in Un art autre.[1]

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References

Tapié, M. (1952). Un art autre. Gabriel-Giraud et fils. Open Library record

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