Jacques Hérold
1910–1987 · Romanian-French · 4 artworks
SurrealismBiomorphic formsAutomatismSymbolic imageryDreamlike compositionsVibrant color palettes
artist bio
Jacques Hérold was a prominent Romanian-French Surrealist painter known for his biomorphic forms and exploration of the subconscious. He contributed significantly to the development of Surrealism after World War II, pushing its boundaries with his unique visual language.
what you'll learn
Studying Hérold's work allows students to explore the principles of Surrealism, including automatism and the representation of dreamlike imagery. Students can learn about the use of symbolism and the creation of personal mythologies in art.
related: Joan Miro, Max Ernst, Yves Tanguy
