Aktis Gallery
10 Park Place
London
SW1A 1LP
United Kingdom

An exhibition of fifty works on paper, watercolours and drawings and several oil paintings by the Bulgarian born, Paris based artist, Pascin (1885-1930).
An incessant draftsman, Pascin captured the essence of daily life in Paris when it was the cultural epicenter in the world in the early twentieth century. Always dressed in black, with a bowler and white scarf, he caught the gestures, attitudes and expressions of his contemporaries amid the noise, the smoke and the multilingual conversations with a line that was quick and forceful and a stroke that was swift but sure. His scenes convey his humour along with his sadness, sharing with us a rich commentary that depicts the 'Années Folles' - the crazy years - for which Pascin was their 'Prince'.
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Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday: 10am-2pm; 3pm-6pm Aktis Gallery 10 Park Place, London SW1A 1LP, Tel. + 44 (0)207 629 6531