"Nicolas de Staël: Catalogue Raisonné" by Jean-Paul Ameline and Gilles Néret - A comprehensive catalogue that covers De Staël’s complete works, providing detailed insights and analysis.
"Nicolas de Staël: The Complete Works" by Antoine de Staël - A thorough examination of De Staël’s oeuvre, including his paintings, drawings, and letters.
"Nicolas de Staël" by Michel Ragon - A critical biography offering an in-depth look at De Staël’s life and artistic evolution.
"Nicolas de Staël: A Study of the Modernist Master" by Donald Kuspit - An exploration of De Staël’s influence on modern art and his unique approach to abstraction.
"De Staël: The Modernist Vision" - A detailed examination of his modernist contributions and his impact on 20th-century art.
Major Exhibitions
Nicolas de Staël's work has been featured in numerous important exhibitions. Here are some notable ones:
Galerie Denise René, Paris (1950) - One of De Staël's major solo exhibitions where he gained significant acclaim.
The Venice Biennale (1954) - Featured his work in a prestigious international art event, highlighting his global influence.
Musée National d'Art Moderne, Paris (1955) - A major retrospective held shortly before his death, showcasing his career and artistic development.
The Tate Gallery, London (1956) - Posthumous exhibition featuring his work and further establishing his international reputation.
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York (1964) - An exhibition that introduced De Staël’s work to the American audience and solidified his place in modern art history.