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Extrait de "Zadkine" dans L'ART VIVANT
du 15 Septembre 1930
in pencil I in pencil EXCERPTSunderlined from Criticisms on Zadkine's work..
.....Son retour au primitivsme est une chose parfaitement naturelle, car il ne pouvait s'arrecircomflex accent above e à l'idéalisme, à l'abs- trait de la plastique traditionnelle. Ce "néo-réalisme" répond chez lui à un besoin de suivre, au moyen d'oeuvres vivantes - le mot est de lui, - les faits les plus intérieurs et les plus mystérieux dela vie. Son amour de la figure humaine n'est pas le moindre signe de cet instinct lyrique, qui fait de Zadkine l'émule, le pair des imagiers populaires du moyen aaccent circomflex over age et des idolaaccent circomflex over atres nègres inconnus. Le commentaire le plus explicite de la sculpture de Zadkine nous est donné par ses gouaches, où il aime portraire des scènes paysannes. Il ya a un "style Zadkine" qui fait qu'on ne peut confondre avec mille autres ces oevrettes pleines de vérité et de poésie. D'autre part, on y perccedilla below coit cette science du trait, cette solidité dans la composition que l'on retrouve chez le sculptur et qui sont la base meaccent circomflex above eme de son originalité technique. .......
in pencil in English above the French lines His return to the primitive is a perfectly natural
thing for he can not stop at idealism, at the abstraction & traditional sculpture. This "neo-realism" finds in him a necessity to follow by means of living works--the word is his - the most introspective thoughts and the most mysterious in life. His love of the human figure is not the least sign of his lyric instinct, which makes of Zadkine the rival, - the equal of the popular image -makers? of the medieval age and of the unknown negro idolaters. The best explanation of Zadkine's sculpture is given us by his gouachesunderlined, where he likes to portray landscapes, here is a "Zadkine style" which must not be confused with a thousand others, these little works full of truth and poetry -- on the other hand, one finds a knowledge of treatment, a solidity in Composition which one finds in his sculpture and which are the same basis of his technical originality signe?in pen, stroked out in pencil Nino Frank in pencil "L'Art Vivant" September 15, 1930