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De La Croix Neo Cubism :

An Introduction To The Progressive Cubism Movement

By

Dr. John Chen

(Laureate of The United Nations/UNESCO. Former Member Of The White House Presidential Convention-Committee on Information And Library Science, Washington, DC, USA)

Please read the INTRODUCTION at our corporate website URL : www.agence-grenadier.grenadier.com 

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Dr. Etienne Leroux, our Vice President suggested to the Agence that, we should display on this site a selection of de La Croix's Neo-Cubism original artwork, so many of us (experts and students of the art) would expand our vision and understanding of the Artist most characteristic artistic genre, as well as his multi-dimensional aspects of his genre and style. It was a privilege and a great pleasure to honor Professor Leroux's request.

Therefore, we have included on this link, as well as on other links of this very site some of de La Croix's Neo Cubism paintings, diligently selected by:

Marlene Dutronc, Emanuelle Broussard, Charlotte de Vassy, Georges Petrakis, Hans Muller, Ruth Copeland, David Rosenblat, Steve Goodman, David Goldstein, Sarah Rosen and Bruce Cohen.

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COURTESY OF THE GOLDSTEIN ART MUSEUM GROUP

THE ROSENFELD COLLECTION

SALON DE L'ART MODERNE

SOLANGE BERTHIER GALLERIES

DAVID SCHLOMO ART STUDIO

THE UMBERTO SEVERINI ATELIER

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  Reunion, 6ftx5ft, 1978         Extreme 6ftx5ft, 1978         Image d’une pensee, 1979      Untitled, circa 1978

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    Espoir, 6ftX5ft, 1989                                                                   Estampe,  6ftx5ft, 1980

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       Homage to Marina, 8ftx6ft, 1979                                   Four Destinations of Life, 8ftx6ft, 1979

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 Sailing Your Imagination, 10ftx8ft, 1978

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G-765-k                                 G-764-c                              G-214-l                             G-444-v

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