From its fulgurant bouquets, far from the conventions of still life, a powerful work emerged: that of Séraphine Louis, known as Senlis, a painter of the early 20th century who signed "without rivals". Society was sometimes enclosed in a stereotyped image. In the very first international retrospective dedicated to the artist, the Centre Pompidou-Metz intends to restore the modernity and singularity of its creation.
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From its fulgurant bouquets, far from the conventions of still life, a powerful work emerged: that of Séraphine Louis, known as Senlis, a painter of the early 20th century who signed "without rivals". Society was sometimes enclosed in a stereotyped image. In the very first international retrospective dedicated to the artist, the Centre Pompidou-Metz intends to restore the modernity and singularity of its creation.