In Vézelay, 3 reasons to discover the exhibition “Picasso, Crommelynck and the others”
More than 130 works have taken up residence at the Departmental Museum of Modern Art. This unique initiative, entitled "Picasso, Crommelynck and the Others - Meeting in Vézelay," was made possible thanks to a partnership with the Musée National Picasso-Paris. Fanny Gelb / Radio France/Maxppp
Until October 15, the Zervos Museum in Vézelay (Yonne) is offering a charming and informative exhibition about Piero Crommelynck. This engraver, born in Italy in 1934, lent his talent to numerous artists, including Pablo Picasso.
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I subscribeSon of playwright Fernand Crommelynck, Piero Crommelynck (1934-2001) was practically born with a pencil in his hand. Encouraged by his family to practice drawing from a young age, he studied with his older brothers Milan and Aldo in the renowned studio of Roger Lacourière, the Parisian engraver of Matisse, Braque, and Léger. At 17, Piero Crommelynck discovered Montmartre life and a certain Pablo Picasso, whose genius immediately fascinated him. The two men developed a long friendship, alongside their professional collaboration.
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