Fiedler

Fiedler

Francois Fiedler (1921 – 2001 ) was a French-Hungarian post-war abstract painter closely related to the New York School. Joan Miró discovered one of his works in a gallery, and introduced Fiedler to Aimé Maeght. His expressionist works were exhibited alongside with Picasso, Braque, Chagall, Dali and others. Fiedler's works can still be seen in many of the most prestigious museums and galleries around the world, including the Maeght Foundation in Paris, the Guggenheim Museum in New York City, and many others.

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1974 Francois Fiedler Original Lithograph DM05211

Francois Fiedler Original Lithograph DM07121 Derriere le Miroir 1960

1967 Francois Fiedler Lithograph DM10167d

1967 Francois Fiedler Lithograph DM06167d

1967 Francois Fiedler Original Lithograph DM04167

1974 Francois Fiedler Original Lithograph DM04211

1974 Francois Fiedler Original Lithograph DLM06211

1974 Francois Fiedler Original Lithograph DM08211d

1967 Francois Fiedler Lithograph DM01167 Derriere le Miroir

Francois Fiedler Poster Lithograph Expo 1990