Jean Dubuffet

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Jean Dubuffet, a multi-talented French artist, left his mark on the art world with his innovative and unconventional paintings, sculptures and prints. Born in 1901, Dubuffet began his artistic journey in the 1930s after a brief period of study at the Académie Julian in Paris.

His art was characterised by a raw and incisive style, using raw materials and unconventional techniques. His work challenged traditional artistic norms and often provoked controversy, such as at his first exhibition in 1944.

As well as being an artist, Dubuffet was also a writer and theorist who played a key role in defining and promoting the Art Brut movement. His travels and writings on outsider art helped shed light on unconventional forms of expression.

In addition to his paintings and sculptures, Dubuffet also ventured into architectural environments and musical compositions, expanding his creative horizons. His last years were devoted to creating monumental sculptures for public spaces.
Jean Dubuffet died in 1985, leaving a lasting legacy through his art, writings and the Dubuffet Foundation.

His work continues to be celebrated for its originality, daring and innovative approach to art.