Jean Branchet, Constructivist Aleppo Sculpture, 1988, Wood

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About This Piece

Painter Sculptor
Jean Branchet
Born in 1934
Arriving in Paris in 1953, Jean Branchet pursued studies in Law and Economics at the Sorbonne, he discovered contemporary art in the Parisian salons, in particular that of Réalités Nouvelles. Practiced jazz and classical guitar for several years. Occasionally follows live model classes at the Académie de la Grande Chaumière.
Economist, organizer and financier of multinational companies, he also leads a personal plastic work which, since the beginning of the seventies, is resolutely in the wake of the constructivist movement. Private trips and those occasioned by the exercise of his profession led him to make frequent trips abroad, thus providing him with the opportunity to visit a large number of museums. with his wife, from 1975 to 2000, he ran the Galerie Convergence in Nantes, a gallery that presented a wide range of significant artists from most of the major artistic movements that appeared after the Second World War.

Exhibitions:

1992-93 and 95 to 99: Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, Paris
1993 to 99 Salon Grands et Jeunes d’Aujourd’hui, Paris
1994 Congress of the Peace Movement, Montluçon
1995 MADI Movement, Longjumeau
Claude Dorval Gallery, International Contemporary Art Fair, Strasbourg.
Art on the city, Longjumeau
Convergence Gallery, Nantes (Personal exhibition)
1996 Galerie Claude Dorval, Paris (Personal exhibition)
“MADI international” exhibition and conference center, Zaragossa, Spain
Arte Struktura “Arte builds Europa, Trieste Italy.

1997 Peace Movement/UNESCO “For a culture of Peace”, Paris.
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia “Arte MADI, Madrid, Spain.
Art in the city “Abstraction /IntegrationI”, Traveling exhibition in Essonne.
Comune di San Remo-Regione Liguria “Nuova visualita internazionale”, San Remo Italy.
Museo Extremeno e Iberoamericano de Arte contemporaneo “Arte Madi”, Badaroz Spain

1998 Galerie Convergence Nantes (personal exhibition)
Young Museum “Nuova Visualita Internazional”, Revere, Italy
Art Museum “Euro-MADI Festival” Györ, Hungary
Museum of Castel nuovo »Madi», Naples, Italy.
Young Museum “MADI”, Revere Italy
Espace Sculfort “MADI”, Maubeuge

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Period	1980 to 1989
Year	1988
Production Period	1980 to 1989
Country of Manufacture	France
Identifying Marks	This piece has an attribution mark
Style	Abstraction
Detailed Condition	Good — This vintage/antique item may have some wear such as scratches and other signs of ageing.
Restoration and Damage Details	Light wear consistent with age and use, Some minor stains
Product Code	JVQ-2069652
Material	Wood
Color	Multicolored
Width	25 cm 25 cm
Depth	25 cm 25 cm
Height	64 cm 63.5 cm

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