Lyonel Feininger, la ville et la mer. Romaine – Gréco-Romaine This was evoked in the

This was evoked in the exhibition by statues of seated figures

and at the same time developing an intense religious fervor that would never leave her

before disappearing with the evangelization of Scandinavia and the creation of the kingdoms of Norway

Greco-Roman heritage in the identification and description of prodigious beings or phenomena

In this context

Lyonel Feininger, la ville et la mer. Romaine – Gréco-Romaine This was evoked in theAn exhibition at the Jenisch Museum in Vevey is dedicated to "Lyonel Feininger. The City and the Sea" to mark the 150th anniversary of this American artist. Born in New York, Feininger pursued a career in Germany and became a major figure in the European avant garde, best known for his participation in the creation of the Bauhaus. The catalogue is based on a loan from a private collection of 215 of the artist's works: drawings, prints, and paintings.