MUSÉE ANDRÉ DELUOL

André Deluol, who was born in Valence in the Drôme in 1909 and died in St Michel en L'Herm in 2003, was a distinguished sculptor who remained faithful to the French school (Maillol, Despiau...). "With the birth of contemporary art, plastic beauty was neglected", he observed. That's why his inspiration was the human body. "Why should we look for beauty anywhere else? So he sculpted all its generosity and harmony. His works were commissioned by the state and the private sector. His sculptures can be admired in several French cities. With a confident hand, he carved his works directly from stone, marble or wood, and created statuettes in pâte de verre (Daum).

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