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Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW Germaine Lacaze (1908-1994) Germaine Lacaze is one of the few women painters of the School of Paris of the second half of the twentieth century whose work is linked to the continuation of the Poetic Reality movement, a pictorial movement that paints the world in a structured, colorful, luminous and joyful vision. DISCOVER THE WORKS LYDIA HARAMBOURG'S INTERVIEW