Christian Dotremont
Christian Dotremont (Belgium, 1922–1979) was a poet, painter, and founding member of the CoBrA movement. Known for his innovative logograms—poetic visual works combining calligraphy and abstract art—Dotremont explored the interplay between text and image. His contributions to post-war European art and literature remain highly influential.
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Christian Dotremont
Liberté De Figures 1, 1976
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Christian Dotremont
A La Clé Qui Ouvre…, 1978
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