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Pierre Soulages
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Opera Gallery New York is thrilled to present a solo exhibition honoring French artist Pierre Soulages, showcasing a curated selection of important paintings by the artist from the post-war period to present day. Soulages’ decades spanning career is a testament to the force and power of his artistic practice.
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Opera Gallery New York is thrilled to present a solo exhibition honoring French artist Pierre Soulages, showcasing a curated selection of important paintings by the artist from the post-war period to present day.
Soulages’ decades spanning career is a testament to the force and power of his artistic practice.
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