Picabia Francis Collection

Dogs and Cats, c1920. Creator: Francis Picabia
Dogs and Cats, c1920

Udnie, 1913. Creator: Francis Picabia
Udnie, 1913. From 1913 to 1915 Picabia traveled to New York City and took an active part in the avant-garde movements, introducing modern art to America

Ardres, c1900-1912. Creator: Francis Picabia
Ardres, c1900-1912. Francis Picabia's early works were in the Impressionist style. After 1912 he developed a style of abstract cubism with orphic elements contibuting to Dadaism

L'Andalouse, 1927. Creator: Francis Picabia
L'Andalouse, 1927. Francis Picabia's early works were in the Impressionist style. After 1912 he developed a style of abstract cubism with orphic elements contibuting to Dadaism

Still Life, 1908. Creator: Francis Picabia
Still Life, 1908. Francis Picabia's early works were in the Impressionist style. After 1912 he developed a style of abstract cubism with orphic elements contibuting to Dadaism

Woman Lying On Her Belly, c1920. Creator: Francis Picabia
Woman Lying On Her Belly, c1920. Francis Picabia's early works were in the Impressionist style. After 1912 he developed a style of abstract cubism with orphic elements contibuting to Dadaism

Snow has Poisoned the Ground, c1900-1912. Creator: Francis Picabia
Snow has Poisoned the Ground, c1900-1912. Francis Picabia's early works were in the Impressionist style. After 1912 he developed a style of abstract cubism with orphic elements contibuting to

Landscape Impressionist, 1901. Creator: Francis Picabia
Landscape Impressionist, 1901. Francis Picabia's early works were in the Impressionist style. After 1912 he developed a style of abstract cubism with orphic elements contibuting to Dadaism

Country Lane, c1900-1912. Creator: Francis Picabia
Country Lane, c1900-1912. Francis Picabia's early works were in the Impressionist style. After 1912 he developed a style of abstract cubism with orphic elements contibuting to Dadaism

Naked Masculine, c1920. Creator: Francis Picabia
Naked Masculine, c1920. Francis Picabia's early works were in the Impressionist style. After 1912 he developed a style of abstract cubism with orphic elements contibuting to Dadaism

Man of Profile Upright Washing, C1920. Creator: Francis Picabia
Man of Profile Upright Washing, c1920. Francis Picabia's early works are in the Impressionist style. After 1912 he developed a style of abstract cubism with orphic elements which contibuted to

Untitled, 1940s. Creator: Francis Picabia
Untitled, 1940s. Work by the French Dadaist/Surrealist painter Francis Picabia (1879-1953). From a private Collection

Drawing of Francis Picabia, c1930. Creator: Francis Picabia
Drawing of Francis Picabia, c1930. Francis Picabia's early works were in the Impressionist style. After 1912 he developed a style of abstract cubism with orphic elements which contibuted to

The Woman With The Matches, 1879-1953. Creator: Francis Picabia
The Woman With The Matches, 1920. Lindy and Edwin Bergman Collection. Francis Picabia's early works are in the Impressionist style

L Andalouse, 1927. Creator: Francis Picabia
L Andalouse, 1927. From a private collection

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Picabia Francis was a revolutionary artist who constantly pushed the boundaries of traditional art. Known for his eclectic style and willingness to experiment with different mediums, Picabia's work often challenged societal norms and conventions. His bold use of color and abstract forms set him apart from his contemporaries, earning him a reputation as one of the most innovative artists of the 20th century. Throughout his career, Picabia dabbled in various art movements such as Dadaism and Surrealism, constantly reinventing himself and defying categorization. His playful approach to art-making reflected his irreverent attitude towards authority and tradition, making him a true maverick in the art world. Despite facing criticism from some quarters, Picabia remained steadfast in his commitment to pushing artistic boundaries and exploring new possibilities. His legacy continues to inspire artists today, reminding us that true creativity knows no bounds. In an era where conformity reigned supreme, Picabia Francis stood out as a beacon of individuality and innovation. His fearless pursuit of artistic freedom serves as a reminder that true greatness lies in daring to be different.