Les Insoumis1The Frontpiece, The Case of the Ascetic Satyr, was exhibited at Gallery Blum&Poe New York and Los Angeles in 2015. It is not reproduced in Undercover nor elsewhere.
All other photos are reproduced in the book Undercover in de Kunst/ in Art, édition Ludion, 2003.
Jacqueline de Jong
Painter, sculptor and graphist, Jacqueline de Jong was born in 1939, in Hengelo, Netherlands. She moved to Paris early in the 1960s and studied at Stanley Hayter’s Atelier 17. She also joined the avant-garde movement Situationist International, of which she was finally expelled in 1962. She responded by creating and publishing six issues of The Situationist Times, an experimental journal combining essays and artworks. She now lives in Amsterdam and since 2012 she frequently exhibits her work in the United States. Imaginary Disobedience, Potato Blues and Pommes de Jong are among her latest solo shows displayed in 2017, in The Hague, Paris, London and Los Angeles.
Admiration de la Reine Verte, 1961, oil on canvas, 165,5 x 131 cm, coll. Museum Jorn Silkeborg DK.
No title, 1986, 200 x 290 cm, oil on unprepared canvas (coll. artist).
Ceux qui vont en bateau, 1987, 200 x 290 cm, oil on unprepared canvas (coll. artist).
Chemin perdu de la chasse frustrée, 1987, 200 x 290 cm, oil on unprepared canvas (coll. artist).
Les Salo et Les Salopards, 1966, oil on canvas, 300 cm x 120 cm, tryptique (cortesy Gallery ChateauShatto, Los Angeles).
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Book front of the artist book in facsimile by Asger Jorn et Jacqueline de Jong 1962-1969, edit. JdJ distr. D.A.P. New York.
The Case of the Ascetic Satyr, 2015, acryl on Japanese Paper, coll. artist.
Original at Beinecke Library of Rare Books and Manuscripts, Yale University, New Haven.
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Jacqueline de Jong, « Les Insoumis », MuseMedusa, no 5, 2017, <> (Page consultée le ).
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