Rose Wylie: Flick and Float. Antiquité Monochromes

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and takes into account the varied typology of museums: company museum

follow in his footsteps

specializing in ancient Christianity and Late Antiquity

Rose Wylie: Flick and Float. Antiquité Monochromes"Toujours la diffrence" This is how Fabienne Eggelhfer quotes the British artist Rose Wylie (*1934) in her text, which she begins with a visit to her studio. This is a phrase that she has repeatedly heard from Rose Wylie in conversation, as one detail can ultimately make all the difference and completely change a drawing or an oil painting. In her large format canvases, a quickly applied stroke seems to predominate, but "la diffrance" in particular