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Since William Blake, Visionary Art has meant works that show what the eye does not see: revelations, inner worlds, personal cosmogonies. The artist does not copy the world but brings back what he has seen elsewhere.
Stanislao Lepri paints an intimate theatre in which bodies metamorphose; Jean-Marie Poumeyrol freezes abandoned places in an after-the-end light; Yves Doaré engraves landscapes that seem to have come out of a dream.
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