Unreleased editions from the Imre Pán collection

Juhana Blomstedt

Juan Breyten

Camille Bryen

Serge Charchoune

Corneille

Georges Foissy

Henri Goetz

André Heurtaux

Peter Klasen

Jean Legros

Jacques Mandelbrojt

Roberto Matta

Aurelie Nemours

Imre Pán

Nono Reinhold

Pierre Skira

Hugh Weiss

Victor Vasarely

Victor Vasarely, MAAAN, 1950, silkscreen print, 16 x 12.5 cm, ed. 1/150, signed
Peter Klasen, Untitled, undated, silkscreen print, 14.5 x 19 cm, ed. 10/40, signed and numbered
André Heurtaux, Untitled, undated, silkscreen print, 20.5 x 26.5 cm (with margins), ed. 4/60, signed and numbered
Jean Legros, Untitled (relief), undated, embossed on paper, 12.5 x 16 cm, E.A. III/X + 25 ed. signed, numbered

Between 1960 and 1972, the Hungarian-born poet, art critic and curator Imre Pán pursued an intense editorial activity in Paris. Guided by a highly independent spirit, he published almost 150 magazines containing original editions by artists from all plastic horizons: geometric, optical or informal abstractions, post-Surrealist figurations, narratives or those close to the New Realists. The Signe editions (1960-1964), then the Morphèmes editions (1963-1970), which were extended in 1971 and 1972 by the Mini-Musée editions, take the form of notebooks containing a printed text (a study by Imre Pán in most cases, but also texts or poems by artists) and a small-format work on a loose leaf, generally numbered and signed: drawing, etching, collage, watercolour, ink, gouache, silkscreen… These editions are genuine collaborations with artists whose work Pán appreciates and accompanies as closely as possible to the creative process. (source: Marjorie Micucci)